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Protest of Cuban Asylum Seekers Falls on Deaf Ears

One of Joe Biden’s pledges was to reverse Trump’s immigration policy, and cancel the MPP program. He takes office on January 20th.

The law threatens freedom of the press and criminalizes investigative journalism. It’s a green light to surveillance of private communications

On November 30th, several hundred Cubans left Paramaribo city to go to South Drain, on the western border between Suriname and Guyana.

The pandemic left many migrants unemployed and vulnerable to exploitation. Hundreds were left stranded in other countries or at the borders.

The most shocking and representative images of 2020 in Nicaragua are linked to the pandemic, the de facto police state, and hurricanes.

The Ortega regime politicized the Covid-19 public health crisis. They consistently refuse to provide trustworthy and verifiable information.

Cuba’s Ministry of Public Health informs that as of January 10, 2021, “all visitors must have a PCR-RT negative result certification.

The signs proclaiming them “Property of the Ministry of Health”, represent a de facto, “formalizing of their crime” committed two years ago.

The Federation of Cuban Women (FMC) organized a hate rally against journalist Iliana Hernandez. It took place in front of her family’s home.

Bayardo Arce announced that the Ortega-Murillo government hopes to “sit down” with “the big business sector” in January.