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Daniel Ortega's missing sister-in-law under house arrest, says Inter-American Commission on Human Rights

U.S. urges the Maduro to guarantee human rights of political prisoners and female inmates

Venezuelan Dictator Nicolas Maduro speaks during a rally on the 22nd anniversary of the coup against Hugo Chavez

U.S. condemns Maduro for refusing to grant safe passage to refugees at Argentine embassy in Caracas

Central American bishops call for a day of prayer amid the Catholic Church’s "challenging" situation in Nicaragua

ICC prosecutor demands Maduro regime guarantee rights of imprisoned civilians, release minors

Inter-American Court condemns Nicaragua for "damage to communities" after commissioning China to build interoceanic canal project

Nicaraguan Ortega regime bans priests from public hospitals

El bloguero vietnamita fue sentenciado a 12 años de prisión

Vietnam sentences blogger to 12 years in prison for disseminating 'anti-state propaganda'

Personas sostienen carteles durante una manifestación frente a la sede de la ONU en Caracas (Venezuela).

Relatives of minors imprisoned in Venezuela ask UNICEF to support their release

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200+ people dead after rooftop collapses at Dominican Republic nightclub

House Natural Resources committee advances 'Gulf of America' bill to floor vote

Trump puts 90-day pause on international trade tariffs, but increases economic rival China's to 125%

Homeland Security Department issues waiver to accelerate border wall construction in California

Arizona takes bipartisan stand against forced labor in China

State Representative Justin Wilmeth (R-Phoenix) introduced a bill into the Arizona House of Representatives (HB 2488) with the hope of combatting the use of forced Uyghur labor in China

U.N. Security Council calls for female leadership ahead of terrorist violence

Catholic Church puts 4 Salvadoran martyrs on path to sainthood

During the 12-year civil war in El Salvador, over 20 priests, four nuns and hundreds of catechists were killed. The Roman Catholic Last weekend, the Church beatified two priests and two lay people who were victims of death squads.

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Cuban political police increase persecution against journalist Yadiris Luis Fuentes

On February 5, the Cuban journalist must leave her rented apartment in Havana after State Security pressured her landlord

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Golden State Warriors co-owner slammed for saying 'nobody cares' about Uyghurs

"I’m telling you a very hard ugly truth," he said, adding that "of all the things that I care about, yes, it is below my line."

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Report: Basic rights are under attack as Latin America continues to shift left

On Thursday, Human Rights Watch released its 752-page World Report 2022 warning that “Latin America is facing some of its gravest human rights challenges in decades"