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US Sanctions on Nicaragua Cause Mining Co. Stocks to Plummet

Share prices of the Calibre Mining and Mako Mining Companies dropped 40.8% and 33% respectively after the Biden administration announcement.

The days will be sunny from the early hours of the morning, with some cloudy days in the afternoon but without rain.

Greenpeace says more viable alternatives such as reuse and refill systems must be quickly scaled up, and that systemic changes are needed.

Today’s featured artist is Cuban bassist Orlando “Cachaito” Lopez with a live performance of the song “Wahira” from the album “Cachaito” (2001).

“Israel’s latest offensive on Gaza lasted only 3 days, but it was ample time to unleash fresh trauma & destruction on the besieged population

Meloni’s party, Brothers of Italy, is allied with Spain’s Vox party and other right-wing and neo-fascist parties in Europe.

Hundreds of women have accused Heaps of sexual assault. He now faces up to 28 years in prison when he is sentenced next month.

Rafael Emiro Moreno was the director of the online news outlet Voces De Córdoba, and a well-known community leader.

Today’s featured artist is Cesar Portillo de la Luz from Cuba with the song “Canto a Rita”.

In Germany, nine climate activists with Scientist Rebellion staged a civil disobedience protest at the showroom of a Volkswagen factory.