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Are Menstrual Cups Only for Cool Women in Cuba?

In Cuba, menstrual cups are still “strange”. Despite the proven benefits financially, environmentally, and for the female body. Read why…

Tour guides, waiters and taxi drivers can earn more money than surgeons, engineers and scientists. Hopes were high that such would change.

Arbitrary detentions, laws to silence critics and “civil death” are three tactic used to silence people says the Amnesty International report.

The youths found families who, in order to satisfy their children’s hunger, gave them water with tomato sauce.

Armed civilians, who operate with impunity & police protection, keep watch & threaten citizens who oppose the Ortega regime to silence them.

The Nicaraguan Health Ministry has received over US $63 million in financing from multilateral banks. But what did they do with it?

Nicaraguans pay the most in Central America for a Covid-19 test. It should be possible to do the tests in departments, complained citizens.

All of Erizo’s nightmares are the same. Since his return from the ocean – almost unrecognizable – every bad dream is identical.

It was a joyful, tearful celebration in the early morning hours of Dec. 30, 2020 for countless Argentinians when they heard the news…

Cuba’s Ministry of Labor and Social Security published a list of work activities banned within the country’s self-employment sector.