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The Fate of Savings Accounts in Cuba

They said nobody should worry about their savings losing value under the new economic reforms. After 2+ years, a different reality prevails

Police take photos & threaten jail for Nicaraguans on a list of people targeted by Ortega supporters for posting messages against the regime.

Irlanda Jerez took the opportunity to ask several opposition leaders to stop delegitimizing other critics of Daniel Ortega.

The metal walkway leading to and from the boat is so rusty and full of holes that it is dangerous to overload it.

Jessica Loaisiga posted her first video on Nicaragua on Nov. 2, 2018. In it, she demanded that Daniel Ortega leave power.

Instead of decentralizing State production, Pedro Monreal and Elías Amor call for prioritizing the private sector, which is much more capable

Many Cubans had set off from that Balkan nation, following risky immigration routes in hopes of reaching the European Union.

Venezuela’s asset forfeiture law may serve as one more instrument for the persecution of the opposition and rivals within the ruling party.

It is the defeat of communist ideology, without disguises or half measures. But it is also the victory of the continuation of Castroism.

U’wa people contest oil projects, land claims and human rights violations in landmark case for Latin America