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Torture, Disappearances and Mass Exile: The UN’s Case Against the Ortega-Murillo Regime, Explained

UN experts formally declared Nicaragua a dictatorship and found reasonable grounds that crimes against humanity have occurred under Ortega and Murillo’s co-presidency.
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Haiti’s Food Emergency: 6.35 Million Projected Hungry by 2027, What That Really Means

A new IPC analysis shows nearly 6 million Haitians face acute hunger as gang violence, El Niño crop losses and a chronically underfunded response push the country toward its worst crisis on record.
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What the Inter-American Court’s Emergency Order Against Nicaragua Means for Ortega’s Missing Accuser

IACHR orders Nicaragua to disclose the whereabouts of Elvia Flores Castillo, missing 18 months after accusing President Daniel Ortega of sexual abuse at age 15.
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How a 38-Vote Threshold Blocked Costa Rica’s Most Ambitious Electricity Reform in 25 Years — and What the Government Does Next

Costa Rica’s legislature rejected the country’s most sweeping energy reform in 25 years. Now the president is drafting a simpler replacement.
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Belize Gets Its First Direct European Flight: What You Need To Know

Belize lands its first direct European flight via Discover Airlines from Frankfurt starting Dec. 16, 2027. What it means for tourism and travelers.
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US-Cuba Embargo

President Trump is looking to reward anti-Castro Republican-based Cuban-Americans for their support President Trump is looking to reward anti-Castro Republican-based Cuban-Americans for their support ...