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“If 12 million Chileans Vote, It Will Be a Victory of Democracy”

Marta Lagos on voting in the upcoming September 4th plebiscite on a new Chilean constitution. Voting this time is mandatory.

The newspaper denounces that “for several days the regime have been carrying out construction works and moving machinery and equipment.”

Claudia Camila from Venezuela took our photo of the day: “Metro Exit”, in Caracas, Venezuela.

Ortega and Murillo have shut down the vast majority of civil society organizations in Nicaragua, many with 20 to 30+ years of existence.

In recent weeks Russia and Ukraine have accused each other of attacking the plant, which has been under Russian control since March.

Exiled Nicaraguans participating in vigils in Costa Rica and Mexico. In the United States they organized a caravan on August 21st.

This comes as the Biden administration is still mass deporting Haitian asylum seekers, including young children.

Mexican authorities also issued over 80 other arrest warrants. Those facing charges include 20 military commanders and troops…

One daily Miami-Managua flight is scheduled. The Nicaraguan tourist industry is “excited” about reviving their businesses.

United States authorities have recorded 96,193 Nicaraguans detained in the first seven months of the year.