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Nicaragua’s Schools Test Teacher Loyalty to Ortega

The Ortega government is applying a plan to track teacher loyalty through their participation in FSLN party activities.

Baseball, Basketball and Hockey games were postponed again on Thursday as Players protested against police violence.

Brazil’s Superior Court has removed Rio de Janeiro Gov. Wilson Witzel from office for 180 days while under investigation for corruption.

Laura is now a major hurricane and expected to reach land on Thursday morning just east of the Texas-Louisiana border.

Family of Jacob Blake demands arrest of officers who shot him seven times in the back seven times in front of his three small children.

The River Foundation was stripped of 317.3 hectares (784 acres) of land that were being used for reforestation and natural regeneration.

Protests build over another police shooting of an unarmed black man. Jacob Blake, 29, was shot 7 times in the back in front of his children..

Bogota, Colombia is planning to lift its strict rolling quarantines, Mayor Claudia Lopez said on Monday, amid protesting shopkeepers…

The projected path of Laura sees it entering the Gulf of Mexico later this evening most likely near Puerto Esperanza, north of Viñales.

A federal court in Chihuahua, Mexico sentenced Juan Carlos Moreno to 50 years in prison in the murder case of journalist Miroslava Breach.