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Five Dangers for Cuba in 2022

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.

A board member of the business leadership assures that “there is no rapprochement with the regime; we want to work in peace.”

Donald Margarito Alvarenga last Facebook post was a video of “The Logical Song”, by the British rock band Supertramp, on October 28, 2021.

The IMF statement “urged the authorities to narrow the scope of the Bitcoin law by removing Bitcoin’s legal tender status.”

This high rate of inflation distorts market signals and generates inefficiency, while driving up Cubans’ cost of living.

Tania Muñoz spent nearly a year in the “La Esperanza” women’s prison, together with her sister. Released in 2019, she’s trying to survive…

Many siblings took to the streets together on July 11th to join the protests & exercise their right to protest. Many of them were arrested…

In October 2021, the judges in the cases of political prisoners jailed at El Chipote, suspended their political trials until future notice.

The first woman to govern Honduras assumes her mandate Thursday, in a country hit hard by poverty, emigration, drug trafficking & corruption