Politics

During the march on Saturday, which had been called by the government to demand justice for the victims of the crisis over the past three months, protesters expressed their backing for what they are calling a "revolutionary process headed by Comandante Daniel Ortega."

Taxi drivers in Spain inched along to hold up traffic and draw attention to their cause. 

The Central American nation is in a prolonged political crisis that has so far claimed between 277 and 351 lives in three months.

Twenty-five years ago, 43 children and teens who regularly spent the night on the steps of the Candelaria church became the victims of an attack by police.

The proposed changes to the 1976 Constitution could still be modified after the popular consultations and must be approved in a referendum.

Protesters plan to demonstrate during Pence’s July 23 visit with women dressed in “Handmaid’s Tale” costumes.

Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is expected to do away with Mexico's elite presidential guard.

Marina Gross has become the most important character for Democratic lawmakers in the midst of crossfire over Donald Trump's alleged "betrayal" of the country during his meeting with Vladimir Putin in Finland.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is the most important international military alliance in the contemporary history of the world. The U.S. president went back to his old tricks at the last summit, putting the stability of the West at risk.

Nicaragua's Attorney General's Office has leveled charges against farm leader Medardo Mairena, who is representing an opposition alliance in a national dialogue process.

The Fuego volcano in Guatemala erupted in early June.

After President Trump defended his Russian counterpart and rejected accusations of collusion and interference by Moscow in the 2016 elections, the opposition in the U.S. has cataloged him as a "traitor" to the nation.

On Sunday, representatives from various organizations demanded "the immediate guarantee of health, life, dignity and integrity of women through the decriminalization of abortion in extreme circumstances."

In what many have perceived as a measure to support infant formulas companies, U.S. officials opposed a resolution of the United Nations World Health Assembly that promoted, protected and supported breastfeeding.

Human rights organizations say that at 351 people have died in unrest that began in mid-April with protests against a government proposal - since withdrawn - to make changes to the pension system.

Thousands of people took to the streets of the English capital to demonstrate against the "work visit" of U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday, which included an appearance by "Trump baby." 

Casa de Venezuela and city political representatives commemorated Venezuelan independence — while hoping for a second revolution.

The price of kerosene, used by many in this desperately poor country to light their homes, had been set to climb by more than 50 percent.

Apparent progress in bilateral relations between the two countries seems to have faded after North Korea rejected the U.S. attitude in the talks following the historic meeting between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-Un.