Zuzana Hejnova, former 400m hurdles world champion, retires
“I’m going to have a child with my partner. It would be difficult to reconcile everything,” explained Hejnova, world champion in 2013 and 2015 and bronze medalist at the 2012
European Union and Canada ask Ortega to annul trials against political prisoners
Through a joint declaration, the Joint Ministerial Committee established between the European Union and Canada addressed the crisis that Nicaragua is going through, demanding that the Daniel Ortega regime release the imprisoned
Abbott agrees to reactivate powdered baby milk factory in the United States
The American group Abbott agreed with the American justice to restart its production of powdered milk for babies at its Michigan plant in order to alleviate the shortage of this vital product
The UN, concerned about the consequences of Covid-19 in North Korea
The Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights expressed “deep concern” about the effect of the covid-19 epidemic on the human rights situation in North Korea. “The latest restrictions, which
FAO will deliver 67.3 million dollars to Nicaragua between 2022-2026
The Government of Nicaragua and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) signed the New Country Programming Framework 2022-2026, for an amount of 67.3 million dollars, Nicaraguan authorities reported
Russia lowers car manufacturing standards due to shortage of electrical components and spare parts
Russia lowered the standards for vehicle manufacturing on its territory, allowing the production of cars without ABS or airbags, due to shortages of electronic components and spare parts due to Western sanctions.
Biden Advisor: Human Rights Violators ‘Probably’ Won’t Be Invited
Former congresswoman Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, special adviser for the next Summit of the Americas of the Government of the United States, affirmed in Miami (Florida) that countries that “do not want to commit
Musk Says Twitter Buyout Won’t Go Without Assurances About Fake Accounts
Billionaire Elon Musk said Tuesday that the Twitter acquisition will not go ahead until he has assurances about the plague of fake accounts that are rife on the platform, complicating a tense
Japan donates more than 10 million dollars to the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega
Daniel Ortega, the president appointed by the Supreme Electoral Council (CSE), authorized the Central Bank of Nicaragua (BCN) to sign the donation agreement number 2160570 signed by the Sandinista administration and the
The 75th Cannes Film Festival rolls out its red carpet
The Cannes Film Festival rolls out the red carpet this Tuesday to celebrate its 75th anniversary, with the American Forest Whitaker as the first guest star and a humorous zombie movie to