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Covid Surge in Cuba Appears Out of Control

In Matanzas and Cardenas, the two main cities near the famous Varadero resort, hospitals are reportedly overflowing with sick patients.

Rosario Murillo, Nicaragua’s all-powerful vice president and first lady issued a warning to the independent press on July 7th.

The commission found that on repeated instances, the state’s response to protests was an excessive and disproportionate use of force.

Here is our 7-day weather forecast for the Cuban capital. Expect warm days with some isolated afternoon showers. Generally good weather.

In Mexico, human rights advocates are demanding justice for another Indigenous land defender assassinated in the southern state of Chiapas.

The president of Haiti, Jovenel Moise, 53, was assassinated after an attack on his home early Wednesday, his wife, Martine, was wounded.

Over twenty deputies from the European Parliament spoke during a one-hour debate on the Nicaraguan political and human rights crisis.

Unidentified men riding a motorcycle shot and killed Charles at the entrance of his home in the Christ-Roi area in Port-au-Prince.

A former US-trained Honduran military officer was found guilty of plotting the 2016 murder of Berta Cáceres, a Lenca land and water defender.

The center of Tropical Storm Elsa left Cuban territory around 10:00 PM local time, less than 20 miles east of Havana in Mayabeque province.