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Hurricane Eta Nears Nicaragua for Tuesday Landfall

The US National Hurricane Center (NHC) forecasts a landfall of Hurricane Eta either late Monday or early Tuesday in northeastern Nicaragua.

Both Donald Trump and Joe Biden see Florida as a crucial state in the US presidential elections set for next Tuesday. Both were just there.

In Colombia, riot police used tear gas and truncheons Wednesday to force more than 600 Indigenous families from their homes

Here’s the Havana Times weather forecast for the Cuban capital between October 29 and November 4th. Expect afternoon rains on most days.

Sandinistas argue that the law is not “to carry out a witch hunt,” but hold on to discretion in deciding which are fake news or crimes.

The Venezuelan government arrested journalist and opposition activist Roland Carreno, the attorney general confirmed late on Tuesday.

Three prominent members of the Civic Alliance opposition group were pushed and struck by Daniel Ortega’s riot squad members.

In Thailand, protests are continuing, demanding the resignation of the prime minister, who was installed after a 2014 coup.

As huge demonstratioins continue, protesters launched a nationwide general strike today backed by opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya.

The Venezuelan gov. accused Spain of helping opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez flee to Madrid. He was held up for 18 months at the embassy.