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UN Demands Ortega Approve Urgent Electoral Reforms in Nicaragua

The resolution passed also condemns repression, violent attacks, repeated acts of intimidation and demands the release of political prisoners

In Honduras, another Indigenous Lenca environmental activist has been assassinated. Forty-one-year-old Juan Carlos Cerros Escalante…

March is usually the driest month of the year for western Cuba. Here is our forecast for the March 25-31 period in the Cuban capital.

Mexican authorities should fully investigate the disappearance of journalist Jorge Molontzín, says the Committee to Protect Journalists.

US Education Secretary Miguel Cardona has canceled $1 billion in student loans for more than 70,000 people defrauded by for-profit colleges.

Youth climate activists staged a global strike Friday, after a year of scaled-down and virtual protests due to the pandemic.

On the afternoon of March 21, Cuban photographer Jaime Prendes, 54, known as “the eye of the Isle of Pines”, died.

In Egypt, prominent human rights activist Sanaa Seif was sentenced to 18 months in prison. A court found her guilty of “spreading fake news.”

After several hours in migratory limbo, Cuban journalist Karla Maria Perez, 22, was welcomed as a refugee by Costa Rica.

Brazil’s healthcare system is on the brink of collapse as COVID-19 cases & deaths surge to new highs. 5,500 died in the last two days alone.