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Maracas Bay, Trinidad & Tobago – Photo of the Day

Maracas Bay, Trinidad and Tobago. By Gerardo Antoni (Trinidad & Tobago). Camera: Samsung S10+

Nicaraguan Protestors Outwit the Police State

In September 2018, five months after the civic rebellion began, the regime’s police declared the marches in Nicaragua “illegal,” hoping to silence the citizens demand for the resignation of the dictator Daniel Ortega, after the trail of death, imprisonment and destruction in the country.

Los Pao (Mexico) – Song of the Day

Today’s featured band is Los Pao from Mexico with the song “La Boa” from the single “La Boa” (1962).

Pelican, Matanzas, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Pelican, Matanzas, Cuba. By John M Dalebozik (Canada). Camera: Canon T61

Five Indigenous Leaders Massacred in Colombia

The massacre of five Indigenous leaders in Colombia has shocked the country. The killings took place in the southwestern region of Cauca.

Bolsonaro Snubs Fernandez’s Swearing-in Ceremony in Argentina

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said on Friday that he will not attend the inauguration ceremony of Argentina’s president-elect Alberto Fernandez, as tensions kept growing between the two countries.

A Proud “Vandalic” Boxer Informs about his Nicaragua

The athlete took a picture of himself with the Nicaraguan flag, as a form of protest in the ring and received the nickname of “vandalic boxer”.

Kako y su Orquesta (Puerto Rico) – Song of the Day

Today’s featured artist is Kako y su Orquesta from Puerto Rico with the song “Negro Soy” from the album “Sock It To Me Latino!” (1968).

Boats, Matanzas, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Boats, Matanzas, Cuba. By Cheril LeBlanc (Nova Scotia, Canada). Camera: Nikon D3400

Keystone Pipeline Breach Spills Oil in North Dakota

In North Dakota, a breach in the Keystone pipeline Wednesday flooded a rural wetland with crude oil from Canada’s tar sands.