Politics
U.S. to exclude Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela from key regional summit
U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Brian Nichols said “they are unlikely to be there,” adding that the summit was open to the Western Hemisphere’s democracies
U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Brian Nichols said “they are unlikely to be there,” adding that the summit was open to the Western Hemisphere’s democracies
Zelensky demanded that Russia be removed as a member of the U.S. Security Council
Guatemala’s Public Ministry says it is examining the election count with “objectivity and impartiality” while the State Department says on Sunday it is “gravely concerned”
The media is calling Sunday’s voting process the first election to include opposition parties in four years—but critics say the low voter turnout suggests the process was rigged
Some argue this has directly involved Tehran in operations that have killed and injured civilians.
Argentina’s Court of Cassation said the notorious 1994 attack, which killed 85 and injured 300 others, was revenge for the South American country’s withdrawal from a potential nuclear partnership with Iran during the 1980s
Former Democratic Congressman Joe Garcia's appearance comes in the wake of Taddeo's recent attempts to depict herself as a tough critic of the regime in her campaign to unseat Republican Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar. The incident raises troubling questions about Taddeo's actual views on Cuba.
Taiwan thanked the bipartisan delegation for their support
Officials from the FBI and Departments of Homeland, Justice and State are being sent to the island, raising questions as to whether the U.S. plans to remove Cuba from the State Sponsor of Terrorism list
Suazo’s sentencing comes as the Ortega regime conducts a large-scale crackdown on any kind of opposition