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Castro to Take The Oath As Honduran President Before A Judge
President-elect Xiomara Castro, Honduras.

She will not attend a swearing-in ceremony carried out by a Congress whose President was elected through political treason.

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New Migrants Caravan Leaves Tapachula Heading To The US
Migrant caravan leaving Tapachula, Mexico, January 20, 2022.

This is the first migrant caravan to leave Tapachula so far in 2022. Last year, several caravans with thousands of migrants left this city.

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Gustavo Petro (L) and Francia Marquez (R), Colombia.

Colombian Left Starts Process To Elect Presidential Candidates

"We will promote the transition from a male-dominated society to a democratic system that defends women, from two centuries of violence to an era of peace," Senator Petro stated. 

Volcano Turrialba erupts, Costa Rica, Jan. 18, 2022.

Volcano Turrialba Eruption Forces Park Closure in Costa Rica

The eruptions have thrown ashes into the atmosphere and provoked some conmotion among the population, but no damages so far.

Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley (R) during her swearing-in ceremony, Jan. 20, 2022.

Mia Mottley Sworn In for 2nd Term As Barbados Prime Minister

"We are confident that the people have spoken with a decisively unanimous and clear voice," Mottley stressed.

Photograph provided today by the Presidency of Peru that shows President Pedro Castillo (cd) while observing the environmental damage on the beaches of Ventanilla

Peru: Foreign Min Seeks International Support for Oil Spill

Peru's Foreign Minister, Óscar Maúrtua, is seeking support from international organizations to deal with the oil spill that occurred off the coast of Lima last Saturday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Thursday.

Mia Mottley, winner of Barbados first elections as a republic. Jan. 20, 2022.

Cuban Authorities Congratulate New Prime Minister of Barbados

After winning general elections, Cuban high-ranking authorities offered congratulations to the reelected Prime Minister of Barbados, Mia Mottley.  

CubaCoop highlighted that Cuban nation deserves recognition and support for its resistance and dignity at facing the U.S blockade. Jan. 20, 2022.

France Applauds Cuba’s Resistance to U.S Blockade

The Cuba Cooperation France Association (CubaCoop) showed on Thursday its recognition and support for Cuba for its resistance and dignity in facing U.S. aggressions and the blockade imposed.

2019 coup leader Jeanine Añez (L) and President Jair Bolsonaro (R).

Coup Leader Añez Hid Trip to Meet With Bolsonaro In Brazil

Since March 2021, Jeanine Añez remains in prison awaiting trial for crimes related to terrorism, sedition, and conspiracy.

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