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Nicaragua’s Business Leaders Decry Hardened Police State

Business Leaders: The government’s commitment to reestablish citizens’ rights and guarantees has remained empty words on paper.

Daniel Ortega made a list of the “worst leaders” during the pandemic. Others were: Jair Bolsonaro, Trump, & Belarusian Alexander Lukashenko

A UN official warns Burma could be headed toward civil war, and appealed to the Security Council to take quick action to avoid a “bloodbath.”

Venezuelan National Guard officers detained a reporter & camera operator, while they covered the military conflict in Apure, bordering Colombia.

A court in New York sentenced Tony Hernández, brother of Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández, to life in prison for drug trafficking.

Here is out 7-day weather forecast for the Cuban capital. Hot and dry on Thursday then cooling off with some rains starting Friday.

Brazil is facing a mounting public health and political crisis. On Tuesday, Brazil recorded nearly 3,800 new COVID-19 deaths, its highest yet

The Ortega government cancels the 4th Avianca flight in 4 days. Several airlines are flying to the rest of the region but not to Nicaragua.

The attack occurred as the journalists were driving in an unmarked car in the Lleu Lleu area of Chile’s central Bío Bío region,

In South Dakota, two Indigenous activists face criminal charges over their roles in opposing construction of the Keystone XL pipeline.