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Nicaraguan Army Kidnaps Two Student Organization Members

Mildred Rayo and Miguel Flores were on their way to Managua and were detained near Rio Sapoa, in Cardenas, Rivas.

Today’s featured artist is Chucho Valdes from Cuba with the song “Mi Mejor Cancion” from the album “Unforgettable Boleros” (1996).

In Brazil, defeated far-right President Bolsonaro made his first public statements Tuesday, two days after he lost the presidential election.

“Amid the loss, destruction, and critical needs, one thing stood out – the resiliency of the people of Cuba.”

In October, the Biden administration started expelling Venezuelan asylum seekers to Mexico under an expansion of the Trump-era pandemic policy.

Last week, Haiti’s largest newspaper Le Nouvelliste suspended publication of its print edition due to “serious security problems”.

The 75-year-old Saifullah Paracha returned to his family in Pakistan Saturday. He was never charged with a crime.

Ahead of the vote, Bolsonaro’s son, Flavio, a Rio senator, claimed his father was the victim of “the greatest electoral fraud ever seen.”

A new report by the British medical journal The Lancet finds efforts to mitigate climate change can still deliver a future where people

The journalist’s father, Edwin Emilio Andino, whom assailants took from the same home hours before, was also found murdered.