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American Airlines Resumes Lucrative Daily Flights to Havana

On Thursday December 2, American Airlines will resume daily flights to Havana with a 787 aircraft with seating for 234 passengers.

She is accused of luring economically disadvantaged girls to be sexually abused by convicted predator and sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

“A three-word sentence is unbearable to them.” “Three words have the power to leave an entire state without recourse, other than violence.”

Today, the Permanent Council of the Organization of American States (OAS) carried out a “collective assessment” on the Nicaraguan crisis.

Leftist presidential candidate Xiomara Castro has claimed victory as preliminary results showed her leading the runner-up by nearly 20%.

Today’s featured band is Calambuco from Colombia with the song “Guajira de un Abandonado” from the album “Como en el Barrio” (2006).

The country representatives will debate on Monday after the Daniel Ortega regime announced its departure from the regional body.

Temperatures will stay cool, with highs between 24 and 26° C (75 and 79 F), and lows between 18 and 19° C (64 and 66 F).

Police in Nicaragua continue arresting those who oppose the regime. The latest is former prisoner Edder Muñoz of Masaya.

Nicaragua’s Non-Compliance with Inter-American Court Rulings will be discussed at the OAS General Assembly .