Features Archives - Page 245 of 585

Cuba: A Fist Raised with Handcuffs Hanging

In the eyes of those who want to see an end of the single-party State, Castillo, 37, is a hero. Other people see him as a social misfit.

Lasso, 65, reaches the presidency in his third attempt, after defeating Andres Arauz, the candidate of exiled former president Rafael Correa.

The police harassment has been intense, Kalua denounces. “To the degree of insulting, brandishing arms, pointing a gun barrel into the porch.

The COVID-19 pandemic, combined with the US economic blockade and other adverse factors, have severly exhausted the Cuban economy in 2020.

Boy’s uncle in Miami says the mother is in the hands of kidnappers in Mexico. Nicaraguan government asks for help from Interpol.

The deficiencies in the collection and marketing of farm products are not new, but the centralized system remains fast in place.

There’s no updated information in the country to track the pandemic’s course, health expert Carlos Hernandez notes regretfully.

Nervous and with wound on her left hand, journalist Marisol Balladares denounced an attack she suffered by a man linked to the Police.

“We’re pregnant” is an expression which, far from being a simplism, joke or pretentiousness, announces the silent revolution of fatherhood…

Ortega’s order is to keep up the police siege of houses in Masaya, Nueva Guinea, Bluefields and Managua, while neglecting citizen security.