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The “Crime” of Three Exiled Nicaraguan Musicians

At the El Chipote prison, they weren’t allowed to sleep, as they were under constant interrogation. They had to accept exile or rot in jail.

With the appointment of Marco Rubio, Mexico’s new president Claudia Sheinbaum will be faced with a fundamental question regarding Cuba.

Cuban-American Senator Marco Rubio will be the next Secretary of State, becoming the first Hispanic to lead US diplomacy.

The new power born in the United States with president-elect Donald Trump is essentially a personality-centered power.

The Nicaraguan dictatorship is not on Trump’s radar and would only enter his agenda “when there is a topic of particular interest.”

The 10 judges from five countries made their choices in three rounds of selection. We started out with 159 photographs from 18 photographers.

The regimes in Russia, Venezuela & Nicaragua share a repressive strategy that includes the assassination of opponents beyond their borders.

The ruling blocks Biden’s initiative which would have offered legal status to half a million spouses and stepchildren of US citizens.

The strict immigration policy will increase the flow of migrants at Mexico’s northern border, warn activists and migrants.

Two Nicaraguan sisters living in Valencia describe the agonizing hours that followed the storm and flooding that left 219 dead…