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Study Predicts “Rapid and Unstoppable” Sea Level Rise

The world faces “rapid and unstoppable” sea level rise in the coming decades, unless nations meet their pledges to cut emissions.

The high temperatures will hit 32-33° C (90-91 F), and the lows between 22-24° C (72-75 F). The sea surface temperature will be 27° C (81 F).

In Puerto Rico, protesters have taken to the streets in response to the recent femicides of Keishla Rodríguez, 27, and Andrea Ruiz, 35.

Early morning on May 2, State Security and medical personnel forcibly entered the home of Cuban artist Luis Manuel Otero and kidnapped him.

President Nayib Bukele voted to unseat five Supreme Court judges. The Salvadoran attorney general has also been dismissed.

In Colombia, President Iván Duque withdrew planned tax reforms after days of mass demonstrations protesting the move.

The report said the fire was manmade, and identified a hole in the building’s ceiling that was likely used by the arsonists to enter.

Lacayo passed away two days after being admitted to a Bluefields hospital. She’s the second journalist from this zone to die from Covid-19.

Germany’s highest court has ruled the government must expand its efforts to reduce carbon emissions in order to protect future generations.

On April 24, Valeska was reported missing and then on Monday she appeared with signs of torture on her body. She points to Ortega’s Police.