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Kremlin Critic Arrested in Moscow After Antiwar Comments

In Russia, police arrested the prominent antiwar activist and opposition politician Vladimir Kara-Murza on unknown charges Monday…

Today’s featured band is Vicky et L’Orchestre OK Jazz from the Congo with the song “Cafe” from “Ce N’est Pas Possible Chouchou/Cafe” (1970)

Putin is carrying out a relentless persecution of all Russians & NGOs who oppose his invasion of Ukraine & criticize his government.

Preliminary results show 91.1% of voters supported AMLO, but turnout was only 17.5%, as most of his critics boycotted the referendum.

El Salvador’s Congress has approved a new measure that punishes anyone — including journalists — who shares information about gangs.

Scientists around the world have launched a new civil disobedience campaign demanding a climate revolution.

There is a strong women’s movement in Chile that has been fighting for the recognition of care work for years.

As of today, April 6, international travelers arriving in Cuba are not required to present a PCR, antigen test or even proof of vaccination.

Thursday will be very warm and from Friday temperatures will drop and there will be some light showers in Havana. See our 7-day forecast

In Peru, protests are continuing in the capital Lima as anger mounts over the rising prices of fuel, food and fertilizers.