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Guantanamo, Cuba Amid the Effort to Control Covid-19

In Guantanamo, despite government recommendations, crowds continue to occupy the streets in search of food and hygiene products, (10 photos)

Cuban Medical Cooperation Faces Challenges beyond COVID-19

Cuban medical cooperation faces many challenges today including to consolidate itself as a source of economic income and revive solidarity efforts.

The Situation Faced by Rare Book Vendors in Old Havana (Video)

Today we refer to sellers of rare and valuable books and objects, which were originally located in the Plaza de Armas in the old town, a privileged place.

Coronavirus Proves Need for Free Healthcare for All Now

The multi-layered crisis of the Coronavirus epidemic has been a dramatic shock to everyone. But, to communities affected by HIV and AIDS its déjà vu…

Succumbing to COVID-19 or Anxiety

The day Zammys Jimenez left Atlanta for Havana, only 7 had tested positive for COVID-19 in Fulton county, and there were 121 confirmed cases in Georgia.

Seven Errors of the Nicaraguan Government on the Pandemic

We list the seven errors that the Ortega Government has made on the spread of Covid-19, despite international experiences and WHO recommendations.

Staying Home Overwhelms Data Transmission in Latin America

Data usage in Latin America increased 20-30%, according to estimates, and the experts are wondering if the region is prepared for teleworking.

Coronavirus “Case #78” in Cuba Speaks Out

Ruben Dario Herrera was assigned a bed at the isolation center in Santa Clara. “It was very strange because the doctors didn’t call me by my name…”

Tips for Coping with Fake Coronavirus News

The serious consequences of circulating fake news ranges from defamation to even swaying public opinion or raising social concerns.

Nicaragua: Mixed Messages from the Catholic Church and Ortega Gov. on Covid-19

Granada’s pro-Ortega mayor organizes the traditional pilgrimage despite it being cancelled by the Bishop to avoid contagion.