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University Closures in Nicaragua Another Step Backwards

Outraged students demand the reinstatement of their universities’ legal status. A prominent academic warns of the loss of university autonomy.

Implementing strategies to reduce the inequality gap, including in access to food and medicines, are all pressing issues for Cuba this year.

The prosecution asks for fifteen-year sentences for both the former guerrilla commander and the student leader.

Houston Astros star Yuli Gurriel hoped to visit relatives in Cuba after a five-year absence from his home country. Read what happened….

Argentina was heading for an even greater economic & social catastrophe, warned the president, if it did not reach an agreement with the IMF.

She was convicted for her work in defense of human rights. In the record, she signed identifying herself as a political prisoner.

“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.

Alexandro Alvarez, former MESENI coordinator, explains the options for prosecuting those who acted against the Nicaraguan people.

Life in Cuba in 2022 brings significant risks for everyone. From ordinary Cubans, the diaspora community, government authorities, to investors

Costa Rican presidential candidates promise an open-arms immigration policy and a diplomacy aimed at defending human rights and democracy.