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The Police Killing of a Toddler Raises Many Questions About Police Brutality

by Arturo Dominguez October 21, 2026October 23, 2026

Recently leaked videos of a police shooting that resulted in the death of a one-year-old are bringing many concerns about police brutality back to the forefront

The Police Killing of a Toddler Raises Many Questions About Police Brutality
Recently leaked videos of a police shooting that resulted in the death of a one-year-old are bringing many concerns about police brutality back to the forefront
U.S. Anti-Cuba Disinformation Comes to the United Nations
The United States is ramping up its propaganda efforts as the annual vote to condemn the unilateral blockade of Cuba approaches
As the Military Buildup In Latin America Grows, So Do Tensions
The U.S. recently announced that it is sending 600 soldiers to Latin America under the guise of counternarcotics operations
Democracy in Venezuela Isn’t a Priority for the United States
The latest updates from the Department of State about democracy in Venezuela leave more questions than answers
ICE’s Brutality Continues Unabated
Will Congress rein in how Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents operate after the midterm elections?
50 Years Later: The Bombing of Cubana Flight 455
Declassified documents reveal that the U.S. had prior knowledge of the terrorist attack, allowing it to happen
More Than 1,000 Academics Denounce U.S. Measures Against Cuba
The letter asks academics around the world not to be silent about U.S. aggression against Cuba
Dubious U.S. Allegations Lead to Arrest of Bolivian Attorney General
The U.S. Department of State recently leveled alarming accusations against more than two dozen prominent Latin American elected officials, judges, and business leaders
Civil Liberties Group Warns of FBI Monitoring Political Speech
A new report by Defending Rights and Dissent highlights how the FBI has been empowered by Trump’s NSPM-7 to surveil protected speech
Interference in Brazil’s Elections Continues Unabated
In addition to interference from the White House, social media companies are doubling their efforts to meddle in Brazil’s elections