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Reed Brody: "Co-Chairs in Nicaragua are responsible for reported enforced disappearances"

The UN reported that the government of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo in Nicaragua uses enforced disappearance as a weapon of repression: at least 161 cases since 2018, with 29 persons still missing. Reed Brody, a member of the Group of Experts on Human Rights on Nicaragua (GHREN), a former New York Deputy Prosecutor and a human rights lawyer, addresses the issue in France 24.

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Cuba faces a growing cash shortage as the weight swings against the dollar

On the island, cash has become a daily difficulty as inflation and weight loss aggravate purchasing power. Citizens make long lines to withdraw up to 20,000 pesos, about 28 dollars at the informal exchange, while the Government puts in circulation new high-denomination notes. The Cuban currency this week reached 700 pesos per dollar, a cost ten times more than in 2021.

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Malvinas extends oil licences, despite Milei's measures: what is Sea Lion, the project that increases tension?

The decision of the Government of the Malvinas Islands, under British administration, to extend for five years the oil exploration permits put energy resources back at the centre of the sovereignty dispute with Argentina, just as the Government of Javier Milei has moved from diplomatic protest to a legal offensive against the companies involved and is preparing a law to extend the sanctions. The development of Sea Lion, which plans to start producing crude oil in 2028, thus turns a long-term territorial dispute into a conflict with business consequences.

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Ceuta: What about migrants caught in limbo?

Thousands of migrants remain in a limbo in Ceuta, pending a plan by the Spanish Government to relocate some 10,000 people to shelters. Meanwhile, non-governmental organizations reported torture, assault and threats of sexual violence against minors, allegedly committed by security forces. In the midst of migration tension, increased xenophobia and the demands of local authorities, our correspondent Sofia Català analyses the situation on the ground.

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Costa Rica's Opposition Accuses Laura Fernández's Government of "Authoritarianism"

For decades, Costa Rica operated as the last oasis of democratic stability and security in Central America. Today, hit by an unprecedented murder crisis, the Executive is driving a 'hard hand' recipe and judicial reforms that open a collision front with the Supreme Court and the opposition. We discussed in France 24 with Mr Edgardo Araya (Front Amplio) on the risk of an institutional break: 'We are concerned to end up being like El Salvador'.

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