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“The Hill We Climb” by Amanda Gorman at Biden inauguration

One of the most remarkable moments from Wednesday’s inauguration ceremony came from 22-year-old poet Amanda Gorman.

Here is our 7-day weather report for Havana in the period January 21-27. Expect relatively cool weather and partly cloudy days.

Life imprisonment was legalized for hate crimes, a term still legally undefined. Human Rights defenders warn that a definition is vital.

Russian police arrested prominent opposition leader Alexei Navalny at the Moscow airport as he arrived back in Russia Sunday.

Guatemalan security forces detained and violently reprimanded a migrant caravan made up of thousands of Hondurans this Sunday.

All Covid-19 tests must be performed and processed at the Ministry of Health laboratories in Managua. They charge US $150 for each test,

A caravan of hundreds of asylum seekers from Central America is expected to depart Honduras today with the hopes of reaching the USA.

Relatives of more than a hundred political prisoners called on COSEP executives to pressure the Ortega government to release the dissidents.

The Venezuelan airlines Conviasa, popular for Cuban merchants, no longer flies to Managua, now down to only one airlines flying commercially.

In Hong Kong, police arrested 11 more people under the national security law as the crackdown on opponents of one-party rule continues.