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Hong Kong Sentences Jimmy Lai

In Hong Kong, media tycoon Jimmy Lai has been sentenced to 12 months in prison for helping to organize a massive pro-independence protest in 2019.

Imprisoned US journalist Mumia Abu-Jamal is scheduled to have heart surgery today after he was rushed to the hospital with chest pains.

Oquist’s death appears related to COVID-19. The prominent Nicaraguan official was sanctioned by the US Treasury Dept. in October 2020.

Here is our 7-day weather forecast for the Cuban capital. It’s going to be hot with some scattered rains only expected on Sunday and Monday.

Facebook knew Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández was using thousands of fake Facebook accounts to appear more popular.

Biden gov. agreements with Mexico, Honduras and Guatemala to further militarize their borders to stop asylum seekers from reaching the US.

VP Murillo, not the Health Ministry, is in charge of all Covid-19 information. She does this on her daily monologues on all gov. stations.

People went the polls Sunday to elect a new president and Congress in what analysts are calling Peru’s most fragmented election in history.

Unpacu, headed by Jose Daniel Ferrer, ends the protest action after the lifting of the police siege on its headquarters.

Ecuadorians vote today for a new president. The choice is between left wing economist Andres Arauz and conservative banker Guillermo Lasso.