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UN Experts: Nicaragua Lacks Any Judicial Independence

During the 57th session of the Human Rights Council, experts point to a systematic deterioration of human rights in Nicaragua.

Racist and inflammatory comments by Trump, Vance and other Republicans against the city’s Haitian community led to 33 separate bomb threats.

We feature US pianist Emmet Cohen, French-Dominican jazz singer Cyrille Aimee & US guitarist Dan Wilson with “Oye Como Va” (2021).

Juan López: “It is not gold or silver or any of these metals which makes a nation wealthy, but it is the agriculture…”

In a sign of the hard times, the rationed daily bread roll sold to Cubans, when available, will now contain 60 grams instead of 80.

As time goes by, questions & speculations about the immigration program multiply, but there are no concrete answers for those who benefitted.

On September 11, Boric attended a ceremony marking the 51st anniversary of the US-backed coup, which overthrew President Salvador Allende.

In 2023, María Corina Machado stated at a press conference that the supply would only continue if the Cuban government paid for it.

Spanish companies maintain investments in Venezuela worth more than 500 million euros.

“Asylum seekers we spoke to at the border said that they had actually watched the security forces open fire and shoot and kill protesters.”