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Rain Falls on Greenland’s Highest Peak for First Time on Record

In climate news, rain fell instead of snow on Greenland’s summit — which is nearly two miles above sea level — for the first time on record.

Since May, the Inter-American Commission for Human Rights documented attacks on 12 media outlets and journalists by the Ortega government.

The worldwide association of writers PEN International called for a global response in defense of “free expression & free press in Nicaragua”

Three unidentified men abducted Montaño, a freelance investigative reporter, as she attempted to board a public bus in a suburb of Toluca.

Today’s featured artist is Sara Curruchich from Guatemala with the song “Pueblos”, featuring Lila Downs (2021).

Tropical Storm Grace is currently crossing the Yucatan Peninsula moving west at a speed of 15 mph, presenting sustained winds of 50 mph.

The quake destroyed more than 7,000 homes, leaving tens of thousands homeless. Many hospitals were damaged.

New Zealand is on a strict nationwide lockdown for at least three days after identifying its first COVID-19 case in six months.

Joseph Borrell rejects accusations of the Ortega regime against Spain, which they consider “unacceptable.”

Today’s featured band is Trio Matamoros from Cuba with the song “Son de la Loma” from the album “Trio Matamoros en su Ultimo L.P.” (1961).