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» Cuban Activists Defend Sexual Rights as Human Rights
The Fifth Cuban Day Against Homophobia focused on recognising and including sexual rights as human rights, a cause increasingly advocated by activists demanding respect for sexual diversity in this Caribbean island nation.
» Breaking the Silence on Racism in Cuba
Gloria Rolando has been revealing hidden chapters of Cuban history since the 2010 premiere of the first part of her documentary series "1912: Breaking the Silence," about the virtually unknown story about the only legal political party to promote racial equality in this country.
» Protection for Salvadoran Migrants En Route to U.S.
A law to protect Salvadoran migrants, who are frequently victims of attacks and abuses on their way to the United States, is nearing entry into force after having been approved over a year ago. All that remains is for a body made up of civil society organisations to be created to implement it.
» Murder of Prominent Honduran Journalist "Sends a Terrible Message"
A few short hours after Honduran President Porfirio Lobo said he had seen evidence that Alfredo Villatoro, a radio reporter kidnapped May 9, was alive, the journalist's body was found in a residential neighbourhood on the south side of the capital.
» COLOMBIA-U.S.: Trade Deal "Throws Country into Jaws of Multinationals," Critics Say
The entry into force of Colombia's free trade agreement with the United States was met by student protests and opposition from a segment of the business community, small farmers, and trade unionists.
