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Nicaragua on Hurricane Alert as Julia Approaches from the East

The Nicaraguan authorities raised the hurricane alert throughout the national territory and urge preventive measures to be taken.

Human rights advocates warn of negative consequences from the Nicaraguan government’s arbitrary closure of non-profits…

In London, thousands of supporters of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange are planning to form a human chain outside Parliament on Saturday …

Ortega Guillotine Accumulates 2,207 Non-Governmental Organizations Eliminated During 2022, in its attempt to wipe out civil society.

The tropical wave moving in the Caribbean is not expected to pose a danger to Cuba since it will head west towards Central America.

In Russia, a former TV news producer whose on-air antiwar protest was seen around the world has escaped house arrest.

La Prensa newspaper workers and relatives of politically persecuted are accused; Mother claims: “My son was captured as a hostage”

Vicenta Gonzalez, the first Nicaraguan to receive the award, has become an example to follow in Upala as a leader among migrants and refugees.

Hurricane Ian has been a “demolishing blow” for Cuba’s most select tobacco cultivation, the official press reported.

In the Philippines, a veteran 63-year-old broadcaster was shot dead near his home in suburban Manila on Tuesday.