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The Los Angeles Fires and Human Resilience

Irreparable losses. I also think about those who survived the Valencia floods, and about the Palestinians and the Ukrainians.

According to a survey of journalists and media directors at least 52 journalists abandoned the profession in 2024 alone.

Luz Mely Reyes and Boris Muñoz analyze Nicolas Maduro’s imposition: “the Nicaraguan path is underway”; “we’ve entered a period of resistance”

With much concern and sadness, we witnessed Nicolas Maduro assume a new term as president of Venezuela, following a scandalous fraud.

Maduro assures that “Venezuela is preparing alongside Cuba, Nicaragua, and our elder brothers around the world.”

Absolutism takes us back to the Dark Ages, when people had no rights and were servants owned by despotic monarchs.

Allied dictators Miguel Diaz-Canel (Cuba) and Daniel Ortega (Nicaragua) and parliamentary officials from Russia and China were present.

Mexico has intervened in neighboring conflicts for national security reasons several times over the last half century.

Between June and December 2024, 97 metal trees were installed, with electricity costing approximately US $200,000 per month.

The Nicaraguan government has announced the closure of 15 non-profit organizations, including Save The Children.