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Ortega Creates a Nicaraguan Atomic Energy Commission

The regime appoints retired general Moises Omar Halleslevens to head the new agency and allocates funds for its operation.

He pleaded for nations to help Pakistan recover from devastating floods that left a third of the country underwater and killed over 1,100.

Wealthy countries, including the U.S. and Canada, rejected a plan to establish “marine protected areas” spanning 30% of the world’s oceans.

Environmentalist denounces that the finding is the result of trawl fishing near two important wildlife reserves.

“I am going to vote to approve the new Constitution because I believe it will mean advancing the situation in my country.”

The crisis with the distribution of bread rolls comes at a time of scarcity and shortages of other basic products and medicines.

Repsol denies responsibility, which Peruvian President Pedro Castillo described as “one of the biggest ecocides ever on our coasts and seas.”

His murder came seven weeks after his son, Vladimir Román, was gunned down in the same city of Chilpancingo.

Brewster Gisbourne from Canada took our photo of the day “Bicitaxi”, in Guantanamo, Cuba.

Yevgeny Ro.izman, the 59-year-old former mayor of Russia’s fourth-largest city, faces three years in prison under a new censorship law