Human Rights
Nicaraguan government closes 83 additional NGOs and civic groups
Ortega’s government has been cracking down on the NGOs and groups that it views as opposed to the regime
Culture
Cuban artists call to boycott regime-sponsored cultural events
Several Cuban artists called on the international art community to abandon "the political fantasy that Cuba is a socialist utopia"
Politics
China sends missiles to Serbia through NATO airspace
Western nations are expressing concerns over an arms buildup in the Balkans as Russia's brutal invasion of Ukraine continues
Human Rights
Over 52,000 unidentified bodies in mass graves in Mexico
There are at least 63,428 mass graves registered in Mexico, in which 92,658 bodies have been buried
Immigration
Bukele expresses support for Cuban reporters forced into exile
Esteban Rodríguez and Héctor Valdés, contributors to ADN Cuba, were exiled from Cuba and prevented from flying to Nicaragua.
Politics
Chinese Communist Party set on expanding 'empire' into Latin America
The CCP provided a more in-depth preview of their Latin American ambitions days before Managua cut ties with Taipei.
Human Rights
Nicaraguan sews her lips to demand freedom for political prisoners
The mother of political prisoner Francisco Narváez Chavarría demands freedom of the press in Nicaragua
Human Rights
Exiled Nicaraguan clergy rally behind Pope for calling Ortega regime a "vulgar dictatorship"
"Today he (Pope) has told them what they are: a dictatorship of unbalanced, vulgar and anachronistic, in the Hitlerian and communist style," the influential bishop said on Twitter.
Crime
Peru discusses chemical castration for rapists after 'Chiclayo Monster' case
The country continues to be shocked by the confession of a cab driver who admitted to kidnapping and sexually abusing a 3-year-old girl
Culture
How Cuban intelligence exploited sister cities partnerships in an attempt to influence public officials
According to previous reports, Cuban Intelligence has engaged in a long-time campaign to exploit Sister City programs between Cuba and the United States to influence U.S. politics and policy. However, an ADN investigation sheds light on how most of the cities with a standing partnership with the Cuban regime have often passed resolutions and declarations calling for an end to the U.S. embargo at city council levels or remove Cuba from the terrorist list.