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Venezuelan Migrants Facing Serious Dangers, But they say…

So far this year, over 150,000 people have crossed into Panama via the Darien Gap, where rapes and murders are common.

Havana’s Fanciest Dessert Shop Charges 200 Pesos to a Dollar

Exclusive, expensive and accessible only to those with the patience to wait in line, El Biky is immune to crisis that affects most Cubans.

Political Prisoners Are Hidden in Ortega’s El Chipote Jail

The prisoners of conscience have seen 47 days go by since the last visit from their relatives, who fear for the health of four prisoners on hunger strike.

Doubts about Chile’s Green Hydrogen Boom

Questions are being raised about the environmental impact of turning this area into the world’s leading producer of green hydrogen.

Scenes in Nicaragua after Hurricane Julia

Julio entered Nicaragua in the early hours of Sunday, October 9, in an area between Orinoco and Laguna de Perlas, in the South Caribbean.

Letting Off Steam: the Recent Protests in Cuba

There were over 50 protests in Cuba between September 29th and October 1, 2022, according to records from the Inventario project.

“They Chose to Support Repression, We Denounce It”

The text reviews the main ills that afflict Cuba, from the lack of public rights and freedoms to the most basic and elementary services…

Newsstands in Cuba No Longer Sell Newspapers

“I used to buy the newspaper to use it as toilet paper, but a few days ago I came and found that they don’t sell newspapers here anymore”

Julia Left Nicaragua with more than 5,000 Homes Damaged

Hurricane Julia, which hit Nicaragua between Orinoco and Laguna de Perlas in the South Caribbean early Sunday, left the country at 4:30 p.m.

Hurricane Ian and the Humanitarian Aid to Cuba Debate

After Hurricane Ian swept through the western part of the archipelago, the already existing crisis in this region has become more severe.