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Russia and Some L.A. Countries United against Sanctions

From Moscow, they especially highlight the case of Cuba, for having been “blockaded for more than 60 years”

For Nicaraguans, September 8, 2023 marked five years of suffering the violation of their civil, political, and religious freedoms

The many closed doors bear witness to a collapse that has pushed millions of Venezuelans abroad, as do the small number of lights at night.

The migrants who arrive in Nicaragua already have their route set up, often with people to transport them and help them cross into Honduras.

Lots of Cubans in Tapachula, like Leo, are living in overcrowded conditions. Some for days others for months.

The case for which the raids are carried out has not been detailed by the authorities who allege it is under “judicial reserve.”

The prisoners’ conditions: forced disappearance, daily interrogations, unsanitary cells, 24-hour illumination and a lack of sunlight.

Moscow and Havana are “in contact” and “working” to clarify the issue of hiring Cubans in both countries to fight for Russia in Ukraine.

Intellectuals who have dared to raise their voices, even if only slightly, have suffered the iron hand of the repressive state apparatus.

“We have not indicated nor are we going to indicate a demobilization (of the workforce),” clarified the Minister of Economy, Alejandro Gil.