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Radio Director’s Home Ransacked by Nicaraguan Police

Police raided the house of “Radio Dario” director Anibal Toruño in Leon. Agents warned that they seek to incriminate him for drug trafficking.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson ordered a nationwide lockdown Monday as the U.K. saw a record 59,000 daily coronavirus infections.

A British judge has blocked the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the USA. He could have faced up to 175 years in prison.

Karen Lacayo, sister of political prisoner Edward Lacayo, reports that the police do not allow her or her mother to leave the house.

The first days of the forecast period will remain with good weather conditions. On Sunday and Monday rains are expected.

Those on the list are all critics of President Putin. The designation “foreign agent” echoes the law in Nicaragua taking effect in December.

The Special Cybercrime Law, known as “Gag Law”, now enters into force in Nicaragua. It criminalizes the exercise of journalism in the country

In a landmark vote, Argentine lawmakers passed a bill allowing abortions in the first 14 weeks of pregnancy.

The Indigenous environmental activist Felix Vasquez was assassinated Saturday. Armed, masked men killed him in front of his family.

A brigade of 220 Cuban doctors arrived in Panama last week to take part in that country’s effort to mitigate the Covid-19 health crisis.