Military mobilize before threat of new prison riot in Ecuador
The military forces mobilized on Tuesday outside a prison in Ecuador, faced with the threat of a riot after the death of 20 inmates over the weekend during a fight in another
Luis Almagro demands more “diplomatic pressure” on the Ortega regime
The Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS), Luis Almagro, asked the international community on Tuesday to exert “diplomatic pressure” on the government of Nicaraguan Daniel Ortega for his treatment
Canada wants to force the giants of the web to establish agreements with the media
The Canadian government on Tuesday introduced a bill to force web giants such as Facebook and Google to enter into business deals with media outlets to pay them for broadcasting their content.
Gioconda Belli: “Freedom has become a threat” to the dictatorships of Nicaragua and Cuba
The poet, novelist and persecuted politician of the Ortega-Murillo regime, Gioconda Belli, lamented that in her country “freedom has become a threat,” referring to the systematic repression directed by the Nicaraguan State,
Four people in intensive care and 74 in the room for Covid-19
The epidemiology report issued this afternoon by the Ministry of Health revealed that in Panama the cases of people hospitalized by Covid-19 have decreased, since only 78 people remain in hospitals and
Association of Medical Specialists of the Santo Tomás Hospital request full discussion of the project of the patronages
During a press conference, the members of the Association of Medical Specialists of the Santo Tomás Hospital and other patronages announced that, after the President of the Republic, Laurentino Cortizo, vetoed Bill
Antonia Urrejola calls Nicaragua’s socio-political crisis “unsustainable and serious”
The Foreign Minister of Chile and former president of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), Antonia Urrejola, addressed in an interview the situation of the regimes of Nicaragua, Venezuela and Cuba,
Castillo announces end of curfew in Lima after dialogue with Congress
The president of Peru, the leftist Pedro Castillo, announced this Tuesday afternoon the early end of the daytime curfew that he had decreed hours earlier in Lima and the neighboring port of
They formally propose before the Mitradel to cut the working day to 4 days a week
The proposal, which has been put into practice in other countries, seeks to reduce the working day for those who work 40 hours a week to 4 days working 2
Murillo charges again against bishops and political prisoners
In her monologue this April 5, vice-dictator Rosario Murillo aimed her cannons to virulently attack the priests of the Catholic Church, the opposition, and the political prisoners of her regime. In her