Nicaraguan organizations prioritize freedom of political prisoners
On the 4th anniversary of the April Rebellion, they said they will continue to fight for justice for the victims and freedom for Nicaragua.
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Rosario Ibarra, Who Advocated for Mexico’s Disappeared, Dies at 95
The pioneering Mexican human rights activist Rosario Ibarra has died at the age of 95. Her son was forcibly disappeared in 1975…
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Ortega’s Police Rob Home of Detained Musician Josue Monroy
Witnesses say the police took guitars, amplifiers, cables, microphones & speakers. Relatives confirm the musician is in the“El Chipote” jail.
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A Line in Cuba for Cooking Oil Ends in Blows on Good Friday
Several policemen and patrol cars, blows, arguments and many, many people set the tone for a line to buy vegetable oil in Havana.
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150+ Injured as Israeli Soldiers Clear Worshipers from Al-Aqsa Mosque
In occupied East Jerusalem, more than 150 people were injured after Israeli soldiers attacked Palestinian worshipers after prayers on Friday.
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Havana Weather for April 14-20
The highs will be between 30 & 32°C (86 & 90 F), and the lows at 22/23°C (72 & 73 F). The sea surface temperature will be 27°C (81 F).
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Scientists Superglue Selves to London Buildings to Demand Climate Action
More than two dozen scientists used superglue to attach research papers & their hands to the windows of government buildings in London…
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New Raids & Arrests in Suffering Nicaragua
A musician and three music producers were arrested; seven properties were searched; and three homes were put under police siege…
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The Young Musician Sentenced to Six Years for Protesting
Abel Lescay was arrested at home –from where he was removed naked– on July 12th and was tortured and threatened with death for six days.
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Oklahoma Governor Signs Total Abortion Ban into Law
The law is similar to those existing in several Central American countries including Daniel Ortega’s Nicaragua & Nayib Bukele’s El Salvador.
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