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Colin Kaepernick Demands Freedom for Mumia Abu-Jamal

Colin Kaepernick, the man who took the knee, has come out in support of freeing renowned political prisoner and journalist Mumia Abu-Jamal.

Abner Pineda, an FSLN supporter, shot Jorge Luis Rugama, on July 19 in La Trinidad. The victim had shouted: “Long Live a Free Nicaragua.”

Here is our 7-day weather forecast for Havana. There will be a slight drop in temperatures, some scattered showers and strong winds.

A group of 120 Indigenous Otomí families has indefinitely moved into the Mexico City offices of the National Institute of Indigenous Peoples

Iota was the 2nd hurricane to hit northeastern Nicaragua in 15 days. Some of the infrastructure partially damaged by Eta succumbed to Iota.

A landslide caused by the rains of hurricane Iota buried about six families living below the Peñas Blancas Massif, in Matagalpa, Nicaragua.

A witness tells of Hurricane Iota’s impact in Bilwi, one day after it made landfall. “There are many homes destroyed, and no services.”

In the North Caribbean, the electric power service is interrupted, so it is impossible to know the damage.

After mass protests, Peru’s Congress on Monday selected the country’s third leader in just the past week, Francisco Sagasti.

Police attacked reporters with tear gas, pellets while they were covering protests after the November 9 impeachment of President Vizcarra.