What Do Vegans and Vegetarians Eat in Cuba?
During these times of shortages, holding onto these nutritional habits presents a challenge and you need to improvise, exercise resilience…
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Features
The Cuban Gov. Pursues its New Enemy, the Dangerous DPEPDPE
The new message that the Cuban regime considers subversive is not even pronounceable DPEPDPE, an acronym that has the censors scrambling.
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Ortega’s War on Nicaraguan Civil Society Continues
With these organizations annulled the Ortega regime has closed 218 associations, universities, foundations, and other non-profits since 2018.
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Recycling Materials Is a Natural Must-Do for Cubans
Reusing is an everyday activity in Cuba. Giving a second or third life to objects after serving their original purpose has become naturalized.
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May Day in Cuba: Celebration or Repression?
Cubalex & Justicia 11J observed an increase in repressive events against activists, opponents, journalists & relatives of detained people…
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Indigenous Women in Mexico Standing Against Inequality
Indigenous women face marginalization, discrimination, violence, land dispossession and lack of access to public services.
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Nicaragua’s Political Prisoners Face Ongoing Torture
During their most recent visit, family members confirmed a decline in the political prisoners’ physical and psychological health.
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Healing for Female Violence Victims in Absence/Presence
Absence/Presence was the latest performance by artist Janet Toro on the esplanade of the Museum of Memory & Human Rights in Santiago, Chile.
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Sex Abuse Victims Collect Signatures, Demand Action in Cuba
“Enough, Fernando Becquer! We are sick of you still being violent towards us! This is how the viral statement on social media begins…”
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Swedish Solidarity with Nicaragua & the Political Prisoners
Exiled Nicaraguan writer Gioconda Belli, on a visit to Sweden, denounced the inhumane treatment of Daniel Ortega’s the political prisoners.
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