Sergio Ram News Today

How will it affect the Global Economy . We begin in to you knee, the home of the arab spring, where people are casting their ballots in an historic president ial vote. It is the final step in tunisias transition in to a full democracy. Theyre choosing between two candidates. The first is an 88yearold seen as an established figure from the former regime. His critics say that he is too old for the job, and opponents point to his experience an. The other a wellknown human rights activist. He served...

A callous disregard for human life. Reporter they had an officer pose as a prostitution client offering her a stay at a local rae sort. The capture was crucial because Court Documents show she was involved in another case out of state in which a man died from a heroin overdose. It shows that shes done this before. She knows what the potential results are. Shes had someone die. Reporter now police are not releasing many details about this second case, but say they do hope the followup investigati...

"To have one's country taken away, to have the doors of return closed, will always be a sorrow. One must know how to endure it," says Ramirez

Those who have opted for gradual changes were more successful, while those who chose abrupt radical projects failed.

A small, rundown place of worship, funding from the local priest and a local, wealthy lady, along with others in the community, came together to make this build happen -

Nicaraguan president Ortega defended stripping 317 exiled opponents and critics of their nationality, accusing them of treason and betrayal

A year after being stripped of her nationality and her property — along with 93 other people — the former Sandinista guerrilla and politician is now exiled in Costa Rica. She tells EL PAÍS that the current Nicaraguan regime is ‘exploitative, misogynistic and colonialist’

It's not just that we fear it could happen. It has happened, it is happening. Many of us have lived it firsthand.

The journalist and editor Manuel Florentín has published a chronicle of the persecution that totalitarian regimes have perpetrated against intellectuals and creators, from Lenin’s Soviet Union to Ortega’s Nicaragua

A non-profit run by exiles has produced ‘Freedom behind bars,’ a book that compiles the stories of 11 female survivors of the regime’s notorious penitentiary system