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The Trials that Daniel Ortega Hides

In the El Chipote prison there are two rooms where political prisoners are accused and convicted. Here is what goes on at their trials…

Aside from different visions about the economy and politics, Havana and Moscow continue to have a common enemy…

Confidencial reveals that the FSLN has awarded itself US $60.3 million dollars between 2006 & 2021 for its participation in elections.

Xi Jinping’s government promises to carry out its first “cooperation” project in Nicaragua consisting of a “large housing project.”

Journalists in the region describe a bleak picture in terms of democratic issues. They see repeated patterns of authoritarianism & repression

Time is running out for Chile’s constitutional process. After an initial semester full of innovative symbolisms…

Bestia, by Chilean filmmaker Hugo Covarrubias, has been nominated for an Oscar in the best animated short film category.

Confiscating universities is not to “deprivatize” higher education, but to annul critical thinking and subdue the student movement.

The draft version of the new Cuban Penal Code affirms that the State, the Government and the Communist Party stand above the Cuban people.

“A few years ago, honey was found in stores that sold merchandise in pesos, but it disappeared with the economic reforms,” laments Lola…