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Ortega Has So Far Won the Battle Against the Nica Act…

The official numbers reflect that the regime has received more resources than prior to the approval of that US legislation.

“We are the majority… we just look at each other and gesture, that is how we prefer to remain,” explains a public employee.

In the video clip, comical images of people packing suitcases alternate with those of airplanes taking off and landing.

“My moral conscience requires me to cut ties,” states the international legal adviser in his letter of resignation

Neurosurgeon Jairo Gutierrez, one of the doctors who have quietly treated victims of repression since 2018, went into exile for his safety.

The year 2021 was the driest in Chile’s history, and a recurrent water deficit is predicted for the future.

Cuban émigrés tend to stay connected with events on the island, be it through contact with relatives, social networks or online media.

On February 19, 2021, twenty-something animal lovers protested in front of the Ministry of Agriculture, in Havana. So what’s happened since?

The community authority speaks of the danger that flows down the river from the south that stalks the population.

Arturo McFields assures that he is raising his voice for the political prisoners and those killed by the Ortega regime’s repression.