Rio Grande: The Last Danger for Cuban Migrants in Mexico
The Rio Grande looks quite calm at a simple glance, but it instills a false sense of confidence in those who choose to cross it…
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Features
CPDH: Ortega Wants His Human Rights Abuses Undocumented
Since November 2018, the Ortega-Murillo regime has cancelled the legal status of 164 civil society organizations, foundations & associations.
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Nicaragua: The Story Isn’t Over Yet…
Four years after the April Rebellion, the Nicaraguan people’s yearning for freedom remains pending. In fact, it’s grown even sharper…
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Chained Hands & Feet, Activist Sayli Navarro Enters Prison
The father was sentenced to nine years in prison and the daughter to eight, in a rigged trial held in January in Jovellanos, Matanzas.
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Nicaragua’s Slumping Tourism is also Bad for Nature
When tourists stopped coming after the 2018 unrest, local Nicaraguans lost their incentive to protect the environment…
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Pigs Without Feed and Cubans Without Pork
Nostalgic memories include a suckling pig sandwich on the street, pork steak at lunch time & even rearing a pig or two in the city.
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Lessons from 100 Days that Shook Nicaragua
“We must overcome fragmentation, in part caused by the regime, but also because, as a society, we’ve been carrying that tendency ourselves.”
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Nicaraguan Artists: Between the Underground or Exile
The Ortega-Murillo dictatorship has undertaken a new wave of arrests against artists whom it considers critics or opponents…
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How Venezuela’s Government Restricts Access to the News
Since Venezuela began cracking down on independent media in 2007, most internet blockages have been conducted by CANTV, the state-run ISP
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Veganism Does Exist in Cuba
On Sunday April 10th, the beautiful Quinta de los Molinos, was the setting of an unprecedented event on our island…
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