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Avianca Airlines Shareholders Arrested in Brazil

in Lava Jato corruption probe HAVANA TIMES – The majority shareholders of the Colombia-based Avianca Holdings, the brothers German and

A rosary of harassment, threats and charges against the journalistic team of Radio “La Costenisima” since 2018 By Julio Estrada

Michelle Obama says Trump has got to go for the good of the United States currently faced with unprecedented chaos.

A Nicaraguan journalist faces a criminal slander suit for airing a report involving corruption, says the Committee to Protect Journalists.

Nicaragua is facing a new wave of arrests by the Ortega regime. Former prisoners say no way to elections with political prisoners.

The governments of Russia and Parana, Brazil may now work together to test and produce the Sputnik V vaccine.

Over 200 Cubans are now camping at the Costa Rica – Nicaragua border, trying to carry on their journey towards the United States.

“I didn’t think I was at risk, but you never know what can happen,” Bonilla told the Committee to Protect Journalists.

MST members first occupied the land in 1998 and built a successful cooperative growing coffee and other crops.

Dario Vivas was one among about a dozen Venezuelan senior politicians, officials or army officers to be known to have tested positive.