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Nicaraguan Court Upholds Release of Cold-Blooded Murderer

The exonerated Ortega sympathizer killed Jorge Rugama, in La Trinidad, Estelí, because he shouted: “Long live a free Nicaragua!”

Those who have dared to approach the room where he is, were arrested, and many activists are being held in their homes, under surveillance.

A massive protest march flooded the streets of Bogotá as nationwide anti-government demonstrations entered their third week.

A Japanese doctor’s union joined calls on the government to cancel this summer’s Olympics as Japan expands its coronoavirus emergency.

These “silent” differences are greater than the opposition’s interest in avoiding a new reelection of President Daniel Ortega”.

Cuba began a mass vaccination campaign Wednesday using two of its domestically created COVID-19 vaccine candidates.

The death toll in Gaza has reached at least 83 as Israel’s aerial bombardment of the besieged territory enters a fourth day.

Expect hot days with isolated showers in the afternoons. The highs between 29 and 32° C (84-90 F), and the lows at 23 and 24° C (73-75 F).

Representatives of the two major opposition organizations continued their mutual reproaches, without reaching consensus.

The OAS Secretary General believes that the recent electoral reform “is nothing more than a cosmetic change to a deficient legal body.”