Carlos Mejia Godoy, Nicaragua’s “Three-in-One” Artist
We all knew Carlos Mejia Godoy as a singer & poet through his song lyrics. Now he has introduced a new facet to his artistic life: painting.
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Features
Police, Social Network Posts Used to Frame Oscar Rene Vargas
Its feared that he will suffer “hypothermia” locked in a punishment cell in the infamous El Chipote jail in Managua.
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Women’s Boxing in Cuba, Finally after Excessive Delay
Boxing has been an Olympic sport for women since the 2012 London Olympics, and Cuba has let three editions of the Games slip by…
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The Results from Diaz Canel’s Tour of Allied Countries
Beyond secrecy, which is already a common practice around here, what is known or can be deduced from this media show of a trip?
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HR Advocates Accuse Ortega Regime of Extermination Policies
The year 2022 is “the year of greatest suffering” for Nicaraguans since 2018. They continue enduring the regime’s repression.
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Private Tutors Rescue Public Schooling in Cuba
Livan began by collaborating with his father to print the bibliography, review some student assignments, and collect payment.
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She Wouldn’t Leave Her Father’s Side During the Prison Visit
Many of the Nicaraguans imprisoned for the bogus crimes of “conspiracy and fake news” are locked up in the “El Chipote” jail.
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Chronicle of Pedro Castillo’s Fleeting Self-Coup in Peru
The coup lasted just 88 minutes. What self-destructive drive led the now former president to jump into the abyss?
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Turkish Powerships in Cuba, a Plan We Know Little About
In mid-November, news broke of the arrival of the seventh floating powership contracted from Turkey in Cuba.
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New Business Failures in Cuba Predicted to Exceed 90 Percent
The Camagüey newspaper Adelante published a report that lays bare all the regulatory hurdles facing anyone trying to set up a business in Cuba
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