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Police Abduct another Priest, in Mulukuku, Nicaragua

The priest was leaving a mass when he was intercepted by three police patrol vehicles, who took him away to an unknown destination.

Tim Cholowski from Canada took our photo of the day: “My Son Walks on Water”, in British Columbia.

Colombia’s new president Gustavo Petro said he picked commanders who had never been accused of human rights violations.

The Gibara, Cuba International Film Festival closed its 2022 edition on August 6th with a simple awards ceremony to announce the winners.

On Friday morning, the Cuban government declared the massive fire that completely destroyed four huge oil storage tanks was finally put out.

A Permanent Council Resolution obtained 27 votes in favor, one against, four abstentions and two absent countries: Nicaragua and Colombia.

Far-right President Jair Bolsonaro threatened to reject the results of October’s first-round presidential election if he loses.

“The world has much to learn from the exemplary processes of the Convention & the visionary product Chile will vote for in the plebiscite.”

It was time to migrate to a new service so you can continue to keep up on our new posts and events in Cuba, Nicaragua, Chile and beyond.

In its’ war on Nicaraguan civil society, the Ortega-Murillo regime has eliminated 1,406 organizations, foundations & associations in 2022.