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Report on Criminalization of Human Rights Advocates in Nicaragua

Expose on the Ortega-Murillo regime’s use of criminalization as a systematic tool for control against human rights defenders in Nicaragua.

Díaz de Villegas was born in Cumanayagua, Cienfuegos, and worked as a theater actor and university professor at the Higher Institute of Art.

This year, buying pork that the government is selling for the holiday season is harder that ever. Ir can mean waiting in line for days.

Bolsonaro’s policies involved permanent action against the State, to subvert its lay character and impose his own objectives.

The return of the Christmas holiday takes many forms and unleashed the Cuban people’s creativity when it became a legal holiday in 1997.

One of the problems identified during these listening sessions was the revictimization of survivors by officials handling these complaints.

More than 3,400 migrants who entered through El Paso were expelled in a week to Mexico or their countries of origin.

The sharp deterioration in the living conditions over the last decade has gone hand in hand with the decline of the Venezuelan economy.

Visiting photographer Javier Caso is interrogated by Cuban State Security over his relationship with filmmakers Miguel Coyula and Lynn Cruz.

Without alternatives to the economic, social, political & ideological measures imposed for 63 years, there is no solution.