One year after Donald Trump took office and the backlash over his continuing headline grabbing racist and sexists insults, hundreds of thousands of women took to the streets over the weekend in protest.
Read MoreAs the “Me Too” movement emboldens women to tell their stories of sexual abuse and harassment in the workplace, the United Nations may be one of the next venues of multiple public complaints.
Read MoreUruguay has two investigations underway into the alleged trafficking of Cuban citizens who have entered the country by land, informed the country’s attorney general, Jorge Diaz.
Read MoreThe days will remain cool with abundant cloudiness and some occasional and scattered showers. The maximum temperatures will be between 19 and 25°C (66 and 77 F), while in the early morning the lows will be between 16 and 20° C (61 and 68 F). The sea surface temperature will be 25° C (77 F).
Read MoreThe 16-year-old Palestinian girl who slapped an Israeli soldier after her cousin was shot in the head at close range by another soldier will remain in jail without bail said a military judge, reports Democracy Now on Thursday.
Read MoreThe European Union agreed today to sanction the “number two” figure of the government of Venezuela, Diosdado Cabello, and six other senior officials in response to president’s Nicolas Maduro’s repression against the opposition in the South American country.
Read MoreBayardo Arce, the economic and financial adviser of Nicaraguan president Daniel Ortega, criticized the United States on Friday for sanctioning the president of the country’s Electoral Council, Roberto Rivas, for acts of “significant corruption”,
Read MoreA new day of protests and looting took place on Friday in Venezuela with shortages and the high cost of food being the catalyst, reported dpa. Meanwhile the Government continues to insist there is no crisis, just foreign aggression.
Read MoreAfter over five years held up at the Ecuadorean Embassy in London, British authorities rejected Thursday a bid to allow Julian Assange safe passage in London, after Ecuador’s foreign minister said she’d granted Assange citizenship.
Read MoreThe Costa Rican Attorney General’s Office informed on Tuesday that it opened an investigation against the president of the Supreme Electoral Council of Nicaragua, Roberto Rivas, for what it considers the possible crime of money laundering.
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