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Why Does the IMF Cut Funds from Afghanistan, but Help Ortega?

While the Nicaraguan dictator praises the Taliban, the IMF withdraws the financial aid from the Afghan regime that it did grant Ortega.

“When will the virus go away?” the littlest asks. “Will we ever go back to school?” the middle child asks. “Will we die too?” asks the eldest.

Ramirez’ response to the charges: “I’m committed to democracy and freedom. My only weapons are words. They’ll never impose silence on me.”

It is currently surviving with a few initiatives despite many of its members suffering harassment, being taken prisoner or fleeing into exile.

The OAS Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression reports that there is no Rule of Law is these countries, nor safeguards for journalists.

The name of the Queen of Salsa did not come to light in any of the president’s statements as he toured the poor neighborhood.

Speaking might seem like the most normal thing in life. However, we’ve met many women who would barely say their name…

In January 2021, Jorge Noris got a pay rise; but now he buys less and it isn’t exactly because he’s trying to save money.

Beneficiaries of NGO projects say the regime wants to impoverish the population still more with the forced closure of 45 NGOs this year.

The opportunity is now possible, for well off individuals or with help from abroad, to import their own photovoltaic systems to Cuba.