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Mexico, Russia, Bolivia & Nicaragua Send Aid to Cuba

Mexico, Russia, Bolivia and Nicaragua have sent shipments of food and medical supplies to Cuba over the past week.

The Covid-19 surge in Cuba continues with records set Saturday for new positive cases and deaths (9,747 & 87) in a population of 11.2 million.

Former president Salvador Sanchez Ceren is accused in his country of illegal enrichment, embezzlement and money laundering.

Oviedo was arrested for the catch-all treason Law 1055, used to imprison opposition leaders, politicians, activists and now defense lawyers.

Greenland lost 8.5 billion tons of surface mass from ice melting in over just one day. The melt could cover all Florida two inches+ of water.

The Committee to Protect Journalists urged Mexican authorities to immediately and credibly investigate the killing of reporter Ricardo López.

Among the affected NGOs are 15 medical associations that have criticized the government’s handling of the Covid-19 pandemic in Nicaragua.

The former diplomat was stopped and arrested while returning to Managua after Nicaraguan border officials blocked his exit to Costa Rica.

Two whistleblowers have warned Congress about the dire conditions at the Fort Bliss military base in El Paso, Texas,

After the arrest, considered “violent”, the members of his family went almost two months without any news of his whereabouts.