Less Food and More Kitchen Time in Cuba
In interviews for the Food Monitor Program, a program that observes food (in)security in Cuba, limited access to basic foods was identified.
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Features
Poverty and Old Age in Cuba: an Earth-Shaking Reality
After introducing myself, I began to explain the reason for my visit. She barely let me finish: “Don’t worry, ask me anything you want.”
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Ukraine War, a New Setback for the Cuban Economy
“Sanctions against Russia are also going to be felt in informal supplies of equipment and materials for private transport.”
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Nicaraguan Women in Costa Rica Struggle to Get Ahead
Confidencial talks with Nicaraguans in Costa Rica: journalist Wendy Quintero, entrepreneur Eveling Cuningham and singer Olguita Acuña.
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Roberto Rivas, Ortega’s Enabler by Electoral Fraud, dies
Former President of the CSE was accused of illicit enrichment and corruption allegations but was never investigated under Ortega’s protection.
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In a Dark Havana, the Spanish Embassy is Lit Up…
Other European embassies have shown their support for the Ukrainians & their president, placing the blue & yellow flag in their outdoor areas.
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Lisandra, a Cuban Woman Taking Cover from Bombs
Lisandra has been living in Ukraine for five years. She’s a ballet dancer, having studied at Cuba’s National School of Ballet.
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Young Nicaraguan Convicted for Creating a Facebook Page
After the 2018 social outbreak began, Yoel Sandino, created a Facebook page to share information about the crisis Nicaragua was experiencing.
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New Constitution Could Make Chile a Plurinational State
No Chilean Constitution in the past has referred to the indigenous people of Chile or their rights, like other Latin American constitutions…
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Nicaragua: “Every Minute in the Cells, Their Health Worsens”
Wives of former presidential hopefuls Felix Maradiaga and Juan Sebastian Chamorro call urgently for the liberation of the political prisoners
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