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Nicaraguan Priest Accused of Conspiracy & Spreading Fake News

The prosecution filed charges against Enrique Martinez a day after his violent arrest. The judge & prosecutor are both linked to the FSLN.

The first weather change of this fall-winter season occurred this Wednesday with the arrival of a cold front since early morning.

The candidates sparred over abortion, voting rights, foreign policy and guns, with Demings going after Rubio for his inaction on gun control.

Today’s featured artist is Colombian-Canadian artist Jessie Reyez with a NPR Tiny Desk Concert (2022).

Irina Echarry from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Self portrait with dogs” in Havana.

In Georgia, more than 125,000 people cast ballots Monday as early voting began three weeks ahead of November’s general election.

At least 16 Nicaraguan feminist human rights defenders have been banished from their country by the Ortega-Murillo regime.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese: “I do want to say that we are living in very dangerous times in the days and weeks ahead..

The biodiversity of animal species keeps dropping, from the combined effects of habitat loss, overfishing, pollution & the climate crisis.

The Ortega regime’s crusade against organized civil society, intensified this year. Since 2018, a total of 2,381 NGOs lost their legal status.