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Protesters Call for Release of Garifuna Leaders in Honduras

Afro-Indigenous Garífuna leaders & supporters took to the streets of Tegucigalpa Tuesday demanding the return of 4 Garífuna land defenders.

Pedro Castillo was officially declared the winner of the June 6 elections after Keiko Fujimori failed in her attempt to overturn the results.

Richardson spent much of her life fighting for economic justice. She described herself as “a radical, a revolutionary.”

Police arrested at least nine as they took part in a protest led by black women at a US Senate office building in defense of voting rights.

Relatives of the over 140 Nicaraguan political prisoners denounced the terrible prison conditions their family members are being held in…

Authorities have disrupted internet access in the country, and police have detained at least seven journalists, according to news reports…

Sunny during the mornings, with an increase in convective cloudiness in the afternoons and the occurrence of isolated showers.

The Cuban gov. did a policy about face and announced it will allow travelers to bring in unlimited food, medicine and hygiene products.

Report on violations of press freedom includes 44 denunciations in June & warns that the government tries to impose an “information blackout”

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro’s personal lawyer Frederick Wassef sent a lengthy threatening text message to journalist Juliana Dal Piva.