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Ecuador Seeks Interpol Red Notice for ex-president Correa

Ecuador wants Interpol to issue a red notice for fugitive ex-president Rafael Correa, currently a resident in Belgium where his wife is from.

Nicaraguan NGO Networks call on citizens and the international community to reject the government’s proposed Foreign Agents Regulation Law.

The journalist & press director of the Bluefields radio station “La Costenisima” was found guilty of slander. Her accusers work for the FSLN.

Youth climate activists are once again taking to the streets around the world to join the Fridays for Future strike.

Colombian Journalists Face Inquiry for Reporting on Assault Allegations. If convicted of defamation, they could face 16-54 months in prison.

PEN International – Nicaragua issued a statement on September 23, calling attention to a dangerous new law proposed by the Ortega government.

Volkswagen will compensate former employees whose rights were violated during Brazil’s 1964-1985 military regime,

“In our four biggest provinces, the second wave isn’t just starting. We’re on the brink of a fall that could be much worse than the spring.”

Venezuelan’s ruler Nicolas Maduro lashed out at the US calling it a threat to World Peace. He hopes a Biden presidency would drop sanctions.

Here’s our weather forecast for the Cuban capital from Sept. 24-30. Expect rainy days with some scattered thunderstorms until the weekend.