Authoritarianism Assaults Latin America’s Press Freedom
Carlos Fernando Chamorro urges journalists to keep Nicaragua’s sociopolitical crisis on the international agenda.
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Features
Promoting Proper Energy Use in Small Cuban Businesses
Participants exchanged ideas & experiences about technological solutions, tourist accommodations, permaculture, paper recycling, lighting…
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Nicaragua: Ortega Imitates Cuba with Forced Exile
The artists spent ten days incommunicado in the El Chipote jail, from where they were taken directly to the Managua International Airport.
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Ortega’s Storming of the OAS Offices in Managua
Vice President and government spokesperson Rosario Murillo echoes Foreign Minister Denis Moncada’s rant against “colonialist perversion”
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Shortages Force Cuban Gov. to Restructure its Retail Market
Studies even before currency reform warned that over 80% of income in Cuban households is dedicated to buying food.
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Upala, Costa Rica Eases the Path for Nicaraguan Immigrants
The local government of this canton has placed its bets on education and on legalizing the status of its immigrant population.
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Daniel Ortega’s Double Standard on International Law
He requests Colombia to abide by the Hague ruling but ignores the ruling of the International Court regarding his human rights obligations.
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What Changes Came Out of the Cuba-US Immigration Talks?
US and Cuban officials met in Washington D.C. on April 21 for talks on issues related to the Migration Agreements between the two countries.
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“It Is Not a Crime to Ask for the Freedom of our Children”
“They want the mothers of La Güinera prisoners to shut up, but we are not going to shut up. State Security visits us and harasses us…”
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Rio Grande: The Last Danger for Cuban Migrants in Mexico
The Rio Grande looks quite calm at a simple glance, but it instills a false sense of confidence in those who choose to cross it…
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