Kangaroo Court Declares Political Prisoner Ana Margarita Vijil Guilty
She was convicted for her work in defense of human rights. In the record, she signed identifying herself as a political prisoner.
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Features
Cuban Grandparents: Caring for Grandchildren & Standing in Line
“I feel sorry for my children, trying to make a living, but nobody asks me if I want to dedicate myself to my grandchildren & lines all day.
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International Law Can Prosecute Crimes against Humanity
Alexandro Alvarez, former MESENI coordinator, explains the options for prosecuting those who acted against the Nicaraguan people.
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Five Dangers for Cuba in 2022
Life in Cuba in 2022 brings significant risks for everyone. From ordinary Cubans, the diaspora community, government authorities, to investors
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Costa Rican Candidates & their Proposals for Nicaraguan Migrants
Costa Rican presidential candidates promise an open-arms immigration policy and a diplomacy aimed at defending human rights and democracy.
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COSEP Asks Ortega for a Dialogue “Without Preconditions”
A board member of the business leadership assures that “there is no rapprochement with the regime; we want to work in peace.”
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Twelve years in Prison for Sharing Opinions on Social Networks
Donald Margarito Alvarenga last Facebook post was a video of “The Logical Song”, by the British rock band Supertramp, on October 28, 2021.
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Bitcoin Plunges, IMF Urges El Salvador to Drop It
The IMF statement “urged the authorities to narrow the scope of the Bitcoin law by removing Bitcoin’s legal tender status.”
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How Can We Reduce Prices and Stop Inflation in Cuba?
This high rate of inflation distorts market signals and generates inefficiency, while driving up Cubans’ cost of living.
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Released Nicaraguan Political Prisoner Gets by Selling Tortillas
Tania Muñoz spent nearly a year in the “La Esperanza” women’s prison, together with her sister. Released in 2019, she’s trying to survive…
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