Nicaragua Facilitates Restricted Exports to Russia & Belarus
The US demands greater vigilance against attempts to evade export controls after the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Read More
Features
Blackouts at Cuban Universities: a Survival Course
It’s 1 AM and there are two young women trying to study in the living room of the women’s residence at a Cuban university…
Read More
Ortega Delivers Indigenous Territories to Mining Companies
The River Foundation reported at least 141 mining concessions in the lands belonging to the Chorotega, Matagalpa, Mayangna & Miskito peoples.
Read More
Confronting Power, 11J and What Happened the Day After
Contrary to what might happen in similar situations, various initiatives started up, both in and outside the island, wanting to be useful…
Read More
The Weight of Women’s Vote in the Chilean Plebiscite
“In August there’ll be a great deployment of those seeking to reach the undecided and get the information to those who need it…”
Read More
Catalysts Persist in Cuba a Year after July 11th Protests
The Government says that the US is using the hardships as part of the embargo, decreed in 1962, to provoke a social uprising.
Read More
Blue Macaws Saved from Extinction after inspiring the Movie Rio
The Spix’s macaws were released into a protected area in northeastern Brazil, after being declared extinct in the wild in 2019.
Read More
Steep Air Fares to Nicaragua Foments the Costa Rica Option
Air fares from Managua to/from the US or Europe are so expensive that travelers are turning to the Costa Rican airports for cheaper tickets.
Read More
Is Short-Term Economic Recovery Possible in Cuba?
Cuba has little foreign currency for imports & what exists is leaving the country with the people whose life mission is to leave the island.
Read More
Cuba Between Hotels and Rubble
The only thing growing in Cuba is the number of rooms in empty hotels. It doesn’t make sense with the tremendous housing shortage.
Read More