Different sectors “of the blue and white struggle” converged in San Jose in a massive march to demand justice and freedom. It was a protest as vital as those that took place in Nicaragua before the dictator Daniel Ortega banned them with bullets.
Read MoreToday’s featured artist is Judy Mowatt from Jamaica with the song “Black Woman” from the album “Black Woman” (1979).
Read MoreVenezuela’s government controlled Constituent Assembly on Monday announced the creation of a commission to consider early elections of the opposition-dominated National Assembly, whose powers it replaced.
Read MoreGermany will not be pulling out of the international Amazon Fund despite a decision by the country’s Environment Ministry to cut financial support for other projects in Brazil due to a massive increase in deforestation in the rainforest.
Read MoreStorm in Havana, Cuba. By Jeremy Lawson (USA). Camera: Nikon D720p
Read MoreA delegation from the Ortega-Murillo government traveled to the distant United Arab Emirates this past week to seek funds that will allow them to continue afloat amid the severe economic crisis that Nicaragua is going through as a result of police and paramilitary repression.
Read MoreIn Hong Kong, where mass popular protests are now in their 10th week, officials have closed the international airport, grounding all flights.
Read MoreIn Guatemala, Alejandro Giammattei of the ultraconservative Vamos party won the presidency after a runoff vote Sunday, where he faced off against former first lady Sandra Torres. He got 58% of the vote, with just 42% of eligible voters casting ballots.
Read MoreToday’s featured artists are Joao Gilberto from Brazil and Stan Getz from the US with the song “O Grande Amor” from the album “Getz/Gilberto”. (1964)
Read MoreBurano, Italy, a Vibrant City. By Kiara Rodriguez Ferro (Florida, USA). Camera: Canon Eos Rebel s/1
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