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Nicaragua Boycotts Hearing Convened by the Inter-American HR Court

The international court held the public hearing to supervise the provisional measures granted to five opponents of the Ortega government.

The good news in Cuba is that no deaths have been reported thus far with the passing of the storm. Initial damage reports speak of…

Today’s featured band is Los Tres Ases from Mexico with the song “Delirio” from the album “Canciones” (1956).

Daniel Ortega’s prosecutors presented accusations against imprisoned former presidential candidates and other opposition leaders.

Hurricane Ida is about to cross over the Isle of Youth, Cuba and then between the Western provinces of Pinar del Río and Artemisa.

The US Supreme Court has struck down the Biden administration’s temporary moratorium on evictions during the pandemic.

The latest Amnesty Int. report “Where are they? Enforced disappearance as a strategy of repression in Nicaragua,” came out on August 25.

A new attack by land invaders has left at least 13 indigenous locals dead in the Kiwakumbaih community, within the Bosawas Biosphere Reserve.

“These people have done nothing to contribute to climate change. They don’t burn fossil fuels, yet they are bearing the brunt of it.”

Over the Gulf of Mexico & the Caribbean, a medium to high probability of tropical cyclone formation is expected during the next 5 days.