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Nicaraguan Journalist under Permanent Police Siege

The police harassment has been intense, Kalua denounces. “To the degree of insulting, brandishing arms, pointing a gun barrel into the porch.

Ecuadorians vote today for a new president. The choice is between left wing economist Andres Arauz and conservative banker Guillermo Lasso.

The COVID-19 pandemic, combined with the US economic blockade and other adverse factors, have severly exhausted the Cuban economy in 2020.

Boy’s uncle in Miami says the mother is in the hands of kidnappers in Mexico. Nicaraguan government asks for help from Interpol.

The deficiencies in the collection and marketing of farm products are not new, but the centralized system remains fast in place.

Today’s featured artist is Chilean-US composer Nicolas Jaar with the song “Encore” from the album of the same name (2012).

We agreed to learn to play chess. My daughter and I sat in front of each other, the board between us, all the black & white pieces in position

There’s no updated information in the country to track the pandemic’s course, health expert Carlos Hernandez notes regretfully.

San Isidro is on fire. It has become a street swollen with cries and raised fists, with a pair of handcuffs hanging off them.

The days will be partially cloudy with a low probability of rain until Sunday, when some occasional showers will be likely in the afternoons.