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Analysis: The OAS, Nicaragua and Bolivia’s Elections

Daniel Zovatto believes the solution to the political crisis in countries like Nicaragua and Venezuela must come from within.

Timothy Zuniga-Brown, the Charge d’Affaires at the US Embassy in Havana, was previously coordinator of the Office of Cuban Affairs.

The Ortega-Murillo slush fund was shaken by the US sanctions. “Debts become ‘radioactive’, so nobody wants to buy them, says an expert.

Our photo of the day was taken on Reina Street in Havana, Cuba by Gloria Alpizas (USA). Camera: iPhone XS Max

The Mexican appliance company Mabe has become an important employer of Central American refugees in the country.

The following is a program from PBS about the land grabs of indigenous territories in Nicaragua to produce beef destined for the US market.

Over12 years several documents were approved with a logic for the development of the country. However, implementation has been another story.

Today’s featured artist is Joyce from Brazil with the song “A historia do Samba” from the album “Passarinho Urbano” (1976).

Human rights specialist Uriel Pineda analyzes the Ortega regime’s trio of punitive laws. He sees them geared to promote self-censorship.

This week we can expect days with showers and thunderstorms, especially from noon on, most likely until Sunday.