Struggle in Guatemala Offers Hope for L.A. Indigenous People
A struggle for the defense of their territories waged by indigenous Maya Q’eqchi’ communities in eastern Guatemala…
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HRW Reflects Sad Reality of Human Rights in Cuba
The chapter on Cuba reflects that “the Cuban government continues to repress and punish virtually all forms of dissent and public criticism.”
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Salaries of the Ortega-Murillo Clan: US $67,500 a Month
Records reveal a portion of the income the children of the presidential couple receive from the State and the network of family businesses.
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Alicia in Cuba, the Land of Lines
“I’m unemployed, so I have to hustle to earn money,” she says with a half-smile that suggests more pride than sadness.
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The Story of a Nicaraguan Detained in a Migrant Caravan
The hope of arriving “healthy” to US territory united them. On Thursday afternoon, January 20, a group of more than 200 Nicaraguans…
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More Red Tape for Businesses in Cuba Needing to Import
“This new deformed version of what was the CUC is a lot worse than its predecessor,” says economist Juan Triana.
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Pressure over Migration Awaits Boric & Chile’s New Constitution
Migration policy is a key issue for Gabriel Boric’s government to be sworn in on March 11, as well as for those drafting the new Constitution
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“Ridiculous Evidence” to Justify Guilty Verdicts in Nicaragua
Interviews taken out of context, Twitter posts & police “witnesses” who contradict each other comprise the “proof of guilt” of the prisoners.
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Nicaragua: “We Don’t Know If They Will Make it Out Alive”
Uncertainty and anxiety increase after the death of political prisoner Hugo Torres, while in custody of the Ortega regime.
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Hugo Torres Saved Ortega who Repays Him with Death in Prison
He participated in two military operations to free political prisoners, including the current dictator, Daniel Ortega, in 1974.
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