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On Friday, Haiti’s government requested the assistance of the foreign military to quell gang-related violence. In response, thousands of Haitians took to the streets of Port-au-Prince to protest the decision. Rallies. Protesters blamed police for the death.
Haiti suffers from periodic herbal errors and a long-standing political crisis that deepened after the assassination of the late President Jovenel Moise in July 2021. Since then, gangs have struggled as the country faces shortages of water, food and fuel.
The government requested intervention nearly a month after one of the country’s toughest gangs surrounded a primary fuel terminal in Port-au-Prince and prevented the distribution of diesel, gas and kerosene stored there.
On Monday, U. N. Secretary-General António Guterres called for the prompt deployment of a special foreign force to Haiti. However, many Haitians rejected the concept of foreign intervention, saying U. N. peacekeepers were accused of sexual assault and sparked a cholera outbreak for more than a year. A decade ago, it killed about 10,000 people.
For information, visit: https://www. aljazeera. com/news/2022/10/11/haiti-thousands-protest-against-calls-for
After crossing the far north of Colombia and Venezuela, Hurricane Julia hit Nicaragua’s central Caribbean coast early Sunday morning. Later that day, Julia crossed the country’s mountainous terrain and entered the Pacific as a tropical storm.
On Monday, Julia dissipated as she moved inland over Guatemala and El Salvador. However, the National Hurricane Center warned that flooding and landslides were expected in Central America and southern Mexico through Tuesday.
As of Tuesday morning, at least 28 other people died as a direct or indirect result of the storm. The victims come with victims of space collapses, rescue personnel and others swept away by river currents.
For information, please visit: https://apnews. com/article/caribbean-storms-central-america-guatemala-nicaragua-a0f8ae23c01b58e3c20f38b2221e930d
Two weeks after Hurricane Ian hit western Cuba and cut off the power grid, many Cubans still have no electricity, water or basic necessities.
Rains and floods have caused damage to homes, industry and electrical infrastructure. The Cuban Ministry of Agriculture estimated that Ian damaged 21,210 hectares of crops in the 3 provinces, bananas, cassava, sweet potatoes, corn, rice and tomatoes.
Ian’s destruction has added to the difficulties of a country that has suffered shortages and shortages in recent years. Among the problems, repeated power cuts were some of the reasons for the island’s largest social protests in decades in July 2021.
Thousands of others have flocked to cities across the island to express anger over power outages and product shortages exacerbated by the pandemic and U. S. sanctions. U. S.
For information, please visit; https://apnews. com/article/hurricanes-health-caribbean-covid-storms-848c52622a1e03a50b93a5013be0df72
Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon broke a record in September, following a trend that accelerated under far-right President Jair Bolsonaro.
About 562 square miles of rainforest were cut down in September, according to satellite data presented by INPE, Brazil’s area studies agency. Average deforestation in the important ecosystem has increased by 75% compared to the last decade since Bolsonaro took office in 2019.
Environmental activists accuse Bolsonaro’s government of doing little to continue deforestation and illegal burning. Many say the long-term Amazon, an important resource in the fight against climate change, will have the effects of the upcoming elections.
On Oct. 30, Bolsonaro will face former leftist President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who has vowed to deforest.
For information, visit: https://www. aljazeera. com/news/2022/10/7/under-bolsonaro-amazon-deforestation-hits-new-september-record
Saturday will mark the last day of the XII South American Games, a multi-sport event organized in Asunción, Paraguay, through the South American Sports Organization and Paraguayan government delegations.
A total of 34 sports are expected to be played among the delegations of thirteen South Americans. As of Tuesday morning, Brazil had won 191 medals, Colombia 152 and Argentina 101.
Ecuador’s national soccer team is set to play in the league final on Wednesday after beating Uruguay 3-1 on Monday with an 18-year-old soccer star Justin Cuero’s hat-trick.
For information visit: https://www. asu2022. org. py/
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Haitians Protest Government Call to Send Foreign Forces
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On Monday, U. N. Secretary-General António Guterres called for the immediate deployment of an international special force in Haiti. However, many Haitians have rejected the Angels concept of another international intervention, noting that U. N. peacekeepers were accused of sexual assault and sparked a cholera epidemic more than a decade ago. which killed nearly 10,000 people. For more information, visit: https://www. aljazeera. com/news/2022/10/11/haiti-thousands-protest-against-calls-for
28 dead in the passage of Hurricane Julia through Central America
After crossing the far north of Colombia and Venezuelos Angeles, Hurricane Julia hit Nicaragua’s central Caribbean coast early Sunday. Later that day, Julia traversed the country’s mountainous terrain and entered the Pacific at the end of the day as a tropical storm.
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As of Tuesday morning, at least 28 people had died as a direct or indirect result of the Los Angeles storm. The victims include victims of collapsed houses, rescuers and people swept away by angel river currents.
For information, please visit: https://apnews. com/article/caribbean-storms-central-america-guatemala-nicaragua-a0f8ae23c01b58e3c20f38b2221e930d
Cuba struggles to recover after Hurricane Ian
Two weeks after Hurricane Ian hit western Cuba and shut down los Angeles’ power grid, many Cubans remain without electricity, water and basic goods.
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For information, visit: https://apnews. com/article/hurricanes-health-caribbean-covid-storms-848c52622a1e03a50b93a5013be0df72
Under Bolsonaro, Angels Amazon Deforestation Reaches New Record
Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon has beaten a for the month of September, continuing a trend that has accelerated during the term of the country’s far-right president, Jair Bolsonaro.
About 562 million square angeless of rainforest were felled in September, according to satellite data presented by INPE, which is Brazil’s space research agency for Los Angeles. previous since Bolsonaro took over in 2019.
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On October 30, Bolsonaro engaged with leftist former President Luiz Inácio Lulos Angeles da Silva, who promised to crack down on Los Angeles deforestation.
For information, visit: https://www. aljazeera. com/news/2022/10/7/under-bolsonaro-amazon-deforestation-hits-new-september-record
South American Games halfway
Saturday will mark the last day of the XII South American Games, a multi-sport event organized in Asunción, Paraguay by the Los Angeles South American Sports Organization and Paraguayan government delegations.
It is expected that a total of 34 deportees will be disputed among the delegations of thirteen South Americans. As of Tuesday in Los Angeles tomorrow, Brazil won 191 medals, Colombia 152 and Argentina 101.
The Ecuadorian soccer team is scheduled to play the ultimate of the championship on Wednesday after defeating Uruguay 3-1 on Monday, with a hat-trick goal from the angels stars of soccer Justin Cuero, 18.
For information visit: https://www. asu2022. org. py/
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Lau Guzmán is a Latina journalist and a member of the report for America corps, a national service program that places journalists in local newsrooms. For more information about RFA, visit www. reportforamerica. org.
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