Maria Jose da Costa, mother of the Brazilian student Rayneia Lima, murdered in Managua on July 23, 2018, was never notified that the Nicaraguan Public Ministry was representing her in a trial to clarify the crime against her daughter. This week, marks one year since the murder of my daughter.
Read MoreOn Saturday July 27th, debates from the Association for the Study of the Cuban Economy’s (ASCE) 29th annual conference came to an end, with a complete answer to its opening call: Cuba, Growth or Decline: Is the Revolution Dead?
Read MoreThe body of Josue Sandigo Reyes, 22, was discovered on June 16, in the community paradoxically known as Desamparados [“The Defenseless”] outside of San Jose, Costa Rica. An empty bottle of poison lay beside it. Sandigo had been one of those in the occupation of the National Autonomous University (UNAN) in Managua during the protests against Daniel Ortega’s government.
Read MoreOn the outer edges of Buenos Aires proper, where the paved streets end and the narrow alleyways of one of Argentina’s largest shantytowns begin, visitors can find the En Haccore soup kitchen.
Read MoreHavana Times is opening up its Music Section to our bloggers and readers! After the positive response to our Photo of the Day Section, as well as knowing how great it is to be able to share a good tune (!), we decided to transform our weekly playlists into a song we publish daily, which will be open to readers’ suggestions.
Read MoreLandscape from Malaysia. By Nidhi Pasricha (India). Camera: Samsung SM-G950F
Read MoreThe executive director of Ética y Transparencia (Ethics and Transparency), Roberto Courtney, fears the Sandinista’s experience in politics will entangle the members of the Civic Alliance opposition, in an eventual negotiation over electoral reforms in Nicaragua.
Read MoreWhen the United Nations General Assembly met in 2007 to vote on North Korea’s human rights record, only 10 of the 56 African countries voted with the U.S.-led western coalition. The overwhelming majority followed China – either by voting against or abstaining from the resolution.
Read MoreAttorney María Oviedo, of the Permanent Commission on Human Rights (CPDH), was arrested by officers of the Masaya police station on Friday July 26th. The Police also rearrested former political prisoner Jaime Navarrete. He is apparently being held in the infamous El Chipote interrogation jail.
Read MoreSunset in Tanah Lot-Bali, Indonesia. By Damai Martadisastra (Indonesia). Camera: iPhone 6 plus
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