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Protestor Sentenced to Three Years in Prison in Cuba

Human Rights Watch accuses the Cuban government of a “brutal strategy of repression” against dissidents. Hundreds face trials and sentencing.

According to The Lancet, the climate crisis is on track to become the defining narrative of human health in the 21st century.

Healy was kidnapped by the Police after leaving the Prosecutor’s Office. Vargas was arrested with a raid on his home.

The court granted his petition for a writ of habeas corpus. He is the first Guantánamo prisoner in 10 years to win such a case.

The Cuban Attorney General’s Office issued a warning today of the serious consequences of demonstrating peacefully on November 15th.

The days will remain hot, with some scattered clouds in the morning. Some isolated and light showers are expected mainly in the afternoons.

At least 450 protesters were arrested as police clashed with thousands who took to the streets of Santiago and across the country Monday.

Claudia Camila from Venezuela took our photo of the day: “The Road of Irisies” in Caracas, Venezuela.

The results of the November 7th vote will be “assessed” in the OAS General Assembly, set for November 10th.

The Ortega regime assigns State employees and FSLN sympathizers the task of “guaranteeing the Sandinista vote”.