Covid-19 infections accelerate on Christmas Eve
Covid-19 infections continued to accelerate in the world on Christmas Eve, due to the rapid spread of the omicron variant that forced Spain and Greece to impose the mandatory use of the
Cardinal Brenes advocates for prisoners and migrants at Christmas
Cardinal Leopoldo Brenes advocated this Friday, December 24, for migrants and prisoners, at the mass dedicated to Christmas, in a day that included the distribution of toys among children. “How can we
Lakers bid farewell to Staples Center with tough loss to Spurs
In the run-up to the NBA Christmas break, the Los Angeles Lakers suffered a resounding 138-110 loss to the San Antonio Spurs on Thursday before the Staples Center changed its name. The
The United States will lift travel restrictions imposed after omicron to several African countries
The United States will lift the travel restrictions it imposed on eight African countries on December 31 to stop the spread of the omicron variant of coronavirus, a White House spokesman reported
Dutch cyclist Amy Pieters in artificial coma after fall in training
This occurred on Thursday during a team session near Calpe, a coastal city north of Alicante, when several components of the formation got hooked and went to the ground. Dutch cyclist Amy
Pacifying My Neighborhood is successfully extended
The Governor of Panama, Carla García, confirmed that the Pacificando Mi Barrio program, which at the beginning was only intended to be maintained in San Miguelito, has been successfully extended to other
Organizations of relatives of political prisoners denounce that there is no release on Christmas Eve
Organizations of relatives of political prisoners confirmed that none of the current prisoners of conscience was included among the thousand of convicts who were released on Christmas Eve and that the release
Six dead and dozens missing in illegal jade mine in Burma
Rescuers who intervened after a landslide occurred in an illegal jade mine in northern Burma stopped their search on Friday and reported six dead and dozens of missing, presumably also deceased. Immediately
Antonia Urrejola: Tireless defender of the Nicaraguan people
Antonia Urrejola said goodbye to the presidency of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), and as rapporteur for Nicaragua of this organization, during the last hearing on the situation in the
Investigative journalist, Mary Triny Zea exposes the barriers she had to investigate the Capital Seed program
Relevant and corroborable information of the Capital Semilla program, one of the programs of the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise Authority (Ampyme), has been systematically denied by the entity’s director, Óscar Ramos,