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Sri Lankan President & PM to Resign After Thousands of Protesters Storm Their Homes

Mass protests in Sri Lanka forced the country’s president and prime minister to agree to resign as the country faces a dire economic crisis.

Agents of the Ortega regime invaded the facilities of nine NGOs on July 8. The organizations were recently stripped of their legal status.

The international commission intended to personally verify the conditions of more than 180 political prisoners of the Ortega-Murillo regime.

Two drivers of the La Prensa newspaper have been detained since Wednesday and their whereabouts are unknown.

Vladimir Putin: “We are hearing that they want to defeat us on the battlefield. What can I say? Let them try.”

Rights groups say that Lesli Lisbeth Ramírez was just 19 years old when she suffered an obstetric emergency in her home during June of 2020.

This week the days will continue to be very hot, with a low chance of rain in Havana. In addition, the winds will be variable and weak.

“There is no reason that we have weapons of war on the streets of America. We need reasonable gun safety laws.”

“After more than a year in pretrial detention, Cuban journalist Lázaro Yuri Valle Roca is being forced through a sham trial.”

If approved, the new document will replace the Constitution created under the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet (1973-1990).