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UN Subcommittee against Torture Blocked from Nicaragua

With Nicaragua, “It is the first time we have encountered such a total refusal to cooperate,” says a UN official.

We will have warm days with few clouds and no rain. The winds will be from the east and northeast, with low speeds between 10 and 20 km/h.

Bolsonaro has asked Brazil’s Electoral Court to toss out votes cast on older voting machines, claiming, without proof, that they were faulty.

Miguel Diaz-Canel: “Cuba actively condemns sanctions that unilaterally and unfairly are imposed over the Russian Federation.”

FIFA said it would issue “yellow cards” to players with rainbow-colored armbands in support of the OneLove anti-discrimination campaign.

Agents abducted him when he went to visit a sister who is in a delicate state of health. He was taken to an unknown destination.

From 1977 to 1978 there were two Cuban men who came to Guyana for work. One was named Omar Rodrigues and the other was Noah…

The first flight arrived Monday at José Martí International Airport from Houston, after months of negotiations & infrastructure adjustments.

Authorities in the Brazilian state of Rondônia should conduct thorough investigation into the shooting attack on Rondoniaovivo’s headquarters

UNICEF is “deeply concerned” by reports of children being killed, injured and detained in Iran during recent anti-government demonstrations.