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Psychological Trauma – Repression’s Silent Toll

Young people have had to shelter in safe houses to prevent being arbitrarily detained by the Nicaraguan police and paramilitary groups.

What do “established channels” mean and how do they limit or not limit a public complaint made in the space the victim decides?

A decade ago, the controversial WikiLeaks offered an unprecedented window into the workings of the U.S. government in Central America.

It will either be the end of, or the resurgence of Pinochetism, present the last 31 years as a shadow of a transition that seems eternal

The trial of Luis Robles, the “young man with the placard,” lasted almost two hours Thursday, taking place in the Court of Marianao, Havana.

The European deputies approved a resolution condemning the “electoral farce” & rejecting the legitimacy of Ortega and Murillo’s new mandate.

The tactics for silencing journalists in L.A. and the Caribbean are evolving, appearing in legislation and court decisions across the region.

With the shutdown of the Universidad Hispanoamericana, 3,980 students were left in limbo. They ask what will happen to them & their careers?

The statement calls for an end of abuse against their Cuban counterparts, objects of State launched slander campaigns & increased harassment.

Cities in Latin America and the Caribbean consume twice as many of the resources that would guarantee sustainability…