Constitutional Recognition of Non-Human Animals in Chile
One of the most innovative and revolutionary issues in Chile’s constitutional draft is related to the incorporation of non-human animals…
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Author: Circles Robinson
Caravan of Asylum Seekers Departs Southern Mexico for US Border
A caravan of at least 6,000 people departed from the southern Mexican city of Tapachula Monday hoping to reach the U.S.-Mexico border…
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Havana’s Oswaldo Guayasamin Museum (Photo Feature)
Guayasamin’s art has the power to invite contemplation, depicting the pain of the poor, social injustice, and the kindness of human nature. (49 pictures)
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“Chica” Ramirez: Ortega Remains Bold, More Pressure Needed
Ramirez is one of 40 Nicaraguans that will participate in events parallel to the Summit of the Americas.
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Yotuel Romero: “Dictatorships Try to Silence Art”
The singer on “Patria y Vida” (Homeland and life) supported the exclusion of Nicaragua, Venezuela and Cuba from the Summit of the Americas
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Last Walk Before My Flight Leaves Cuba – Photo of the Day
Ken Jamieson from Canada took our photo of the day: “Last Walk Before My Flight Leaves”, in Holguin, Cuba.
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California’s First-in-Nation Reparations Report
We speak with the chair of the California Reparations Task Force, which is the first in the US and has just released a landmark report…
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Zoilamerica: “They Want to Make Us Feel Without a Country”
The testimony of five victims of the repression carried out by the Nicaraguan Immigration Office and their abrupt departure from Nicaragua…
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Antonia Urrejola Revamps Chile’s Foreign Policy
The environment, feminism, and a firm commitment to human rights mark the beginning of Urrejola’s term as the new Chilean foreign minister.
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Do We Have Freedom in Cuba?
This week we drew on freedom, that fundamental concept for humans. Meanwhile, mock trials took place for 2 critical artists (8 ilustraciones).
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