Canceled NGOs in Nicaragua Now Number in the Thousands
Nine of the canceled NGO’s may introduce a lawsuit before the international courts, accusing the Ortega gov. of confiscating their property
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Features
The Implications of Costa Rica’s Latest Immigration Reforms
Rodrigo Chaves’ government argues that the measures will prevent the refugee system from being misused by economic migrants
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The Express Trials of Three Nicaraguan Political Prisoners
They are accused of “conspiracy” & “false news”. The initial hearing was set for December 6th. CENIDH denounces “carbon copy” accusations.
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Cubans’ Credible Fear Interviews on the US Border: Q&A
Here we try to answer some of the most frequent questions people have about the credible fear interview at the US border.
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“Cuban Students Are Waking Up”, Says Fired Professor
In an improvised trial, they cited a rosary of “incidents” against the Government & notified him that he could no longer teach at his faculty.
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What to Expect from Cuba’s New Penal Code Now in Force?
From now on, the Government will have more sophisticated tools to legitimize clear human rights violations against anyone.
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New Immigration Rules in Costa Rica for Asylum Seekers
Asylum seekers will no longer be allowed to leave Costa Rica, neither to their country of origin nor to other destinations.
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The Artist who Shook the Cuban Regime Turns 35 in Jail
The Cuban Embassy in Madrid activated an alarm to ward off Otero’s friends who brought a letter and a cake for the 35th birthday…
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Aeromexico Flights Full When Leaving Cuba, they Return Empty
Since November 2021, Nicaragua eliminated the visa requirement for Cubans, which has unleashed a flood of travelers.
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The Heavy Hand of Cuban Repression
The Prosecutor’s Office says climbing a wall & saying whatever you think about the country’s leaders & political system is reason to be charged
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