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Nicaragua’s HR Office Urged “Not to Be Complicit”

Crespo called on her Nicaraguan counterparts to fight for the rights of “those who are suffering the repression of police, soldiers & mobs.”

Take over occurs a day after the newspaper announced its print edition will no longer circulate due to a government “blockade of supplies.”

In immigration news, the number of asylum seekers apprehended at the US-Mexico border has reached a nearly unprecedented level.

The decision came after “living practically underground” due to the brutal repression of the Ortega-Murillo regime in Nicaragua.

The Nicaraguan daily newspaper La Prensa, in circulation for 95 years, announced on August 12th that they were halting their print edition.

The UN Refugee Agency has condemned the ongoing USA policy of expelling Central American asylum seekers to southern Mexico…

Although strong winds are not expected in Havana, isolated rains and storms will be occurring due to the proximity of this tropical system.

He faces up to 175 years in prison in the U.S. under the Espionage Act for publishing classified documents exposing U.S. war crimes.

The Catholic Church’s Peace & Justice Committee in Managua denounced Tuesday the lack of conditions for democratic elections in the country.

Mexican authorities must immediately act to protect news anchor Azucena Uresti and investigate death threats against her.