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Pandemic Times in Cuba: “Do You Consider Yourself Vulnerable?”

The recent surge in COVID-19 infections and deaths in Cuba joins previous crises, such as chronic shortages.

Argentina, historically an agricultural powerhouse, has become a major producer of biofuels in recent years. Now it is moving backwards.

During all stages of detention, visits by relatives is a right. as stipulated by law, but is totally ignored by the Ortega judges.

The daily death count issued by MINSAP only includes the deceased who had a positive PCR test at their time of death.

After a year of flour shortage in Cuba, the Government announced the launch of a project on the Isle of Youth to obtain breadfruit flour.

The Matagalpa Women’s Collective is one of 15 NGOs just shut down by the Ortega-Murillo government in its crusade against civil society.

Carlos F. Chamorro: “This is a political trial, and all the political trials are born in El Carmen (the presidential residence / offices).”

Chroniclers of the Nicaraguan tragedy use the power of social media to mock the absurdity of power. “Memes are alive, the struggle thrives.”

After the large-scale protests of July, the regime has moved at full speed to pass decrees to control publications on the internet.

Every international sanction imposed on top Ortega officials is followed by an increase in repressive acts against the country’s citizens.