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Nicaragua: The resistance of the Mothers of April

Despite persecution and exile, the Mothers of April’s demand for truth and justice remains unwavering.

Victoria Martínez accuses the Police of excessive use of force; even one of her children, Luis Miguel, had two teeth knocked out.

MeToo Cuba is building support networks, without which it becomes difficult to make a public or legal complaint.

“Patrol” portrays the work of the Rama and Kriol tribes in protecting the forest, threatened by land squatters and illegal cattle raising.

UAZ executives said the plant will operate in alliance with Cuban companies, although the name or location of the factory is not known.

June 3 is the UN’s World Bicycle Day. Automobility is destroying our planet and bicycling is a solution. How does that apply to Cuba?

The new Law approved on May 25th, makes the user accountable for the content that they generate, select, modify, interact with and publish.

The account freezing began in Estelí, continued in Matagalpa, Managua and throughout the country, without official notification.

Marcos Gomez had been planning an excursion for months that would take Costa Rican tourists to visit different sites in Nicaragua.

He talked about the making of his 1992 film, more than 30 years ago, Malcolm X, as well as his family and the power of education.