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Amazon Announces Deal to Acquire MGM Studios

In media news, Amazon announced Wednesday it was acquiring MGM Studios for $8.45 billion, its second-largest acquisition after Whole Foods.

Nicaraguan journalist Jose Adan Silva, was chased and detained by officers and paramilitaries, after attending the Public Ministry.

Authorities transferred Ares to the Western Women’s Prison in La Lisa, Havana, after holding her in a police facility since April 30.

In Mexico, a mayoral candidate in the city of Moroleón was assassinated Tuesday ahead of the June 6 legislative elections.

This is our 7-day weather forecast for the Cuban capital. It comes as the hurricane season kicks off in the Atlantic region.

The DA’s office has still not confirmed whether they’re planning to file charges. Meanwhile, they’ve called in nine journalists to declare.

The Nicaraguan Attorney General’s Office threatened to “indict” three journalists, summoned for an “interview.”

In Colombia, the national strike committee and the government of far-right President Iván Duque say they reached “pre-agreements” this week.

Starting June 5, Cubans returning from traveling abroad will be faced with recently adopted new measures imposed because of Covid-19.

A week after holding a hunger strike at his home, State Security forced him to be admitted into a hospital on May 2nd. He is still prisoner.