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Ortega Annuls another 100 National and Foreign Non-Profits

With this recent annulment of NGOs, the Ortega-Murillo regime has banned 2,781 organizations, from the end of 2018 to date.

Evelyn Delgado from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Mushroom”, in Havana, Cuba.

Today’s featured artist is Leyla McCalla from the US and of Haitian ancestry, with an NPR Tiny Desk Concert (2022).

“We are not only representing ourselves, but the communities that we come from, the frontline and affected communities that we come from”

This decision only affects the current group of 4,250 Nicaraguans with TPS status, plus those of the other countries.

“Censorship and the silence of the victims in the face of attacks on press freedom continue to win the battle,” laments Voces del Sur.

Tina Kotek won the Oregon governor’s race. She joins Maura Healey of Massachusetts as the first openly lesbian governors in the United States

Lucky Abeng of the Pan African Climate Justice Alliance demanded rich counties pay poor nations for loss & damage caused by climate disasters

“An electoral process held without freedom or reliable safeguards, and with opposition leaders imprisoned or banished, isn’t democracy…”

After the passing of TS Nicole to the north, the days will be mostly sunny, without rain and good weather conditions will prevail.