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HR Court Prohibits Reporting Women for Abortions in L.A.

The ruling has an enormous impact for women in Latin American & the Caribbean, as it establishes international jurisprudence in all aspects.

Luis Robles Elizastigui was arrested on December 4, 2020, while protesting alone on the San Rafael Pedestrian Boulevard, in Havana.

On the eve of the Summit for Democracy, two sons of Daniel Ortega and the Minister of Finance lead Nicaraguan official mission in Russia.

This economic tension adds to tensions resulting from COVID-19, and they are challenging care and protection policies for the elderly.

“Here, there are people who are not with the Revolution and who can demonstrate freely,” the president emphasized.

A point that has become crystal clear is which side violence comes from, the ones who have wanted to crush other Cubans.

An investigation concludes that the Ortega gov. is responsible for mishandling of the official pandemic data, which is opaque & questionable.

Nicaraguans hoping for asylum in the US now need to be better prepared economically and emotionally to survive a long period in Mexico…

Cuba’s failed agricultural policies, which promote dependence on imports instead of national production, baffles those that visit the country.

At 31, the young woman from Managua has forged a path for herself in the world of technology and entrepreneurship.