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Study: Nicaraguan Gov. Hid up to 9000 Deaths from Covid-19

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.

Yailen hopes what she shows in her photographic essay one day becomes reality. She dreams of a freer country in terms of culture, thought…

Popular legislative initiatives are instruments used in countries with citizens actively involved in national political life. In Cuba…

The ex-political prisoner was taken hostage by a cartel in Mexico. After being freed, she managed to reach the US where she’s seeking asylum.

In April 2021, the Cuban government approved a series of economic measures to promote national food production and self-sufficiency.

With the sails up and her crew singing, the Norwegian sailboat Statsraad Lehmkuhl docked in Havana last Wednesday.

None of the political prisoners have been able to be visited and 13 of the 27 imprisoned have already been indicted without due process.