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Nicaraguans Face a New Wave of Repression

Human rights defenders, journalists, peasants and former political prisoners, denounced a new wave of repression from the Ortega regime.

Former guerrilla leader Mónica Baltodano maintains that “legally” the NGO’s confiscated building doesn’t belong to the government.

The so-called “blue and white” opposition supporters are the ones dominating the conversations about Nicaragua on social media. Here’s why…

The US embassy in Havana was closed to the public due to alleged sonic attacks against US diplomats. These allegations have remained unproven

She’s 36 years old, but she seems to have lived a lot longer given the map of experiences traced on her own body in ink.

Not a year has passed since their opening and the stores that sell food and cleaning products in US dollars are in crisis.

Four months after hurricanes Eta and Iota hit, indigenous communities are still suffering the ravages. This documentary tells their reality.

In Matanzas, Cuba, a project achieves its sustainability in harmony with the environment and using invasive forest species like marabou.

Blocked by government censorship, Nicaraguans turn to the Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp platforms to express their views.

“Lula for president”, is the cry different sectors in Brazil are raising after the Supreme Court annulled the convictions against former president.