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The Economist Sees Ortega Clinging to Power

The Analysis Unit of The Economist warns of an increase in social unrest “before and after” the general elections in November.

The attacks on the press are generated by authoritarian governments, to impose “a single narrative”, with no room for criticism.

Juan Pablo Ixbalan left his home in the village of Santiago de Atitlán, Guatemala. He crossed the lago in a small boat, a panga.

Mejía was imprisoned without trial for 37 days in a penitentiary center in Quetzaltenango, about 75 miles from Joyabaj.

After months of intense work, the lack of fuel caused the loss of tons of honey in his fields in the municipality of Perico, Matanzas. Why?

The drink’s design is so similar to Cristal beer that one might think they are drinking the Cuban beer that is exported to European countries

On April 25, the miracle Cruz awaited, finally arrived. Guards of the El Modelo prison told her to gather her things and follow them…

At the beginning of the health crisis, the Central American country stood out for how it handled the pandemic and kept infections in check.

A video of an armed group loyal to Daniel Ortega during tactical combat training began circulating last weekend on social networks.

The restructuring process of Cuba’s official economy is almost three months old, and prices of products and services are exceptionally high.