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El Paso Prisoners Used to Move Covid-19 Bodies

In El Paso, Texas, one of the biggest Covid-19 hot spots in the USA, prisoners are being used to move the dead bodies to mobile morgues.

When Iota approaches the coasts of Nicaragua and Honduras, on Monday night, it will most likely be a major hurricane.

Tropical storm Iota formed today in the central Caribbean. It is forecast to become a hurricane before it approaches Nicaragua and Honduras.

The Cuban financial entity Fincimex announced today that operations of Western Union in Cuba will end on November 23rd.

In Peru, protests continue following what opponents are calling a legislative coup against former President Martín Vizcarra earlier this week

Nicaragua’s congress opens the door to harsher penalties for those who commit “hate crimes”. Ortega-Murillo consider their opponents guilty.

In Hong Kong, 15 opposition lawmakers are stepping down to protest the removal of four of their colleagues by Chinese authorities.

A tropical wave transits over the Caribbean south of Cuba, with a high probability of developing into a tropical depression this weekend.

Bolivia’s new President Luis Arce, a close confidant of former leftist president Evo Morales, restored ties with Iran and Venezuela

In Mexican city of Salamanca, Guanajuato unidentified persons shot and killed Israel Vázquez, a reporter for the El Salmantino news website.