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Nicaragua: Now Over 1,000 Shuttered Non-Profits

From 2018 to date, the Ortega-allied deputies have outlawed 1,070 organizations, foundations, associations, and other groups…

“State Security visits us and harasses us, but we are going to continue asking for the freedom of our children.”

Carreño, a reporter for Radio UDG, affiliated with the University of Guadalajara, underwent surgery for injuries to her chest and neck.

The US House of Representatives is set to vote this week on a record-shattering $839 billion military budget.

The days will be partly cloudy from morning to nightfall, with little rain. The high temperatures will be 32 and 33°C (90 and 91 F).

Despite constant attempts to break her body, mind and spirit, Tamara is still strong and dignified. She has no trace of hate. She stands tall

Sri Lanka’s embattled president has fled the country following massive protests against official corruption, nepotism and economic crisis.

It protects Venezuelans who’ve been in the United States since March 2021. Those who came to the US after March 8, 2021, are not eligible…

Paul Harrigan from Ireland took our photo of the day: “Bumble Bee on Lavender”, in Derry, Ireland. He used a Nikon D7500 camera.

A hundred Non-Profits are listed to be stripped of their legal status this week by the National Assembly on orders from Daniel Ortega.