Politics
Congresswoman Salazar condemns the Biden Administration’s lack of support for Cuban freedom
“The United States needs to be with them. Now — it’s up to the Biden Administration,” said Salazar.
Politics
U.S. states push to ban the sale of Russian vodka in protest of Russia's invasion of Ukraine
Several U.S. governors have banned the sales of Russian-made vodkas in their state-run liquor stores in a move meant to show support for Ukraine as the Kremlin continues to wage an illegal war on its southern neighbor
Politics
Kissinger and Latin America: Reinforced removing Castro, supported Pinochet, developed the Panama Canal treaty
Shortly after the Vietnam War in 1976, after Cuba sent troops to support the communist movement Angola in Africa, Kissinger told Ford the U.S. might have to “smash Castro”
Politics
Democrat-led abortion bill fails in the Senate
The bill failed 51-49, with Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin siding with Republicans
Education
Nicaraguan dictatorship shutters opposition universities
The Polytechnic University of Nicaragua stands out as it was an epicenter of the 2018 anti-government protests, which left more than 350 dead at the hands of security forces
Human Rights
Crisis in Colombia: Gustavo Petro faces accusations of illegal wiretapping and abuse of power
As a consequence, both his ambassador to Venezuela and his chief of staff were removed from their posts
Politics
Who is Dina Boluarte, Peru's first female president?
She was sworn in on Wednesday as the first female president of the Andean country shortly after the Congress dismissed her predecessor, Pedro Castillo for trying to dismiss the Peruvian legislature
Immigration
Texas sheriff launches probe into Florida's flying of migrants to Martha’s Vineyard
The migrants had received brochures that were “highly misleading” and were “used to entice [their] clients to travel"
Politics
Nicaragua withdraws from the OAS, closes its offices
The regime claimed that the OAS was a “diabolical instrument” of “intervention and domination” by the U.S.
Politics
Marxist philosopher who hates Capitalism and believes love is 'evil' endorses Colombia's leftist presidential frontrunner
"My name is Slavoj Žižek and I am addressing you from the other side of the world. I ask all of you to vote for Gustavo Petro, not only for what he could do for Colombia, but for the whole world"