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Playa Jiquilillo at Sunset, Nicaragua – Photo of the Day

Dennis Murphy from the USA took our photo of the day: “Playa Jiquilillo at Sunset”, in Chinandega, Nicaragua.

Chaves, takes office on May 8. He assured he would uphold the values of democracy and freedom that characterize Costa Rican foreign policy.

Starting Monday, they demand lawmakers reject a bill that would allow more mining and oil extraction on Indigenous lands.

An Algerian who was jailed at the US Naval Base on occupied Cuban territory in Guantánamo for 20 years without trial was sent home to Algeria.

The new law legalizes the unilateral confiscation of assets from organizations deemed to be engaging in “political propaganda”.

Activists in kayaks joined swimmers who braved frigid temperatures to place their bodies in between the two giant ships…

Some 150,000 Indigenous children were forcibly sent to the schools, where they faced psychological, physical and sexual abuse.

International and independent experts will have a year to realize an exhaustive investigation of human rights violations in Nicaragua.

Indigenous leaders traveled from Canada to the Vatican to meet with Pope Francis, seeking a formal apology from the Catholic Church.

Mostly clear days are expected, without rain & warm temperatures. The highs will be at 31 & 32°C (88-90 F), lows between 20 & 24°C (68-75 F).