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Cuba Sees Prosecution of Lone Protester

In most countries with even a semblance of observing civil rights what Luis Robles did would be part of everyday life. Not in Cuba.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro dismissed Saturday the global hurry to buy and distribute coronavirus vaccines.

The bill prohibits candidates the regime considers “coup promoters” from running. “It’s a totalitarian measure,” opposition leaders say.

The Nicaraguan Police attacked an opposition leader this Thursday who was preparing to bring aid to the victims of hurricanes Eta and Iota.

A coalition of climate activists has sent President-elect Joe Biden a draft executive order providing a road map to tackle the climate crisis

Here is our 7-day weather forecast for the Cuban capital. Although Thursday will see some rain the other days should be only partly cloudy.

Shortly before the attack, Castaño had dismounted his motorcycle to photograph the bodies of two shooting victims on the side of a highway.

In immigration news, a new rule is set to go into effect which would send some asylum seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border to El Salvador.

In a letter to US Ambassador to Nicaragua, Kevin Sullivan, they express their “concern” about censorship in the 2021 election year.

This requirement will only remain in force for the extraction of natural resources and public services sectors.