Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo are waging a broad campaign of intimidation, harassment and repression against civil society, journalists, critics, and political opponents.
The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control sanctioned three Paraguayan nationals: Kassem Mohamad Hijazi, Khalil Ahmad Hijazi, and Liz Paola Doldan Gonzalez, for their roles in corruption in Paraguay.
On the first Monday in September, America observes Labor Day, a celebration of its workers and their contributions to the successes of the United States and its society.
Nicaragua struck the nail in the coffin of free and fair elections when on August 6, Nicaragua’s Supreme Electoral Council disqualified opposition party Citizens for Freedom from running in the November 7 elections.
When the latest major earthquake shook Haiti, the United States offered immediate support to the people of Haiti.
“We will never end hunger if governments starve their own people and use food as yet another weapon of war."
The biggest step of all is scaling up the development of a global clean energy economy, because energy accounts for three-quarters of global greenhouse gas emissions.
The United States is pausing certain programmatic cooperation with Guatemala’s Attorney General’s Office in response to the firing of its top anti-corruption prosecutor.
“It’s about understanding that it costs more not to respond to the climate crisis than it does to respond. And it is, without exaggeration, about survival.”
“While in office, President Lobo accepted bribes from the narco-trafficking organization Los Cachiros in exchange for political favors."
“We are not just fighting a disease; we are fighting to secure decades of development progress that the pandemic is unwinding:”
On July 30, the United States announced additional sanctions under the Global Magnitsky sanctions program, which seeks to promote accountability for those who commit serious human rights abuses.
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