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Ortega Regime Hides 6,000 Covid-19 Related Deaths

A Confidencial report shows that Nicaragua ranks as the Central American country with the most deaths linked to the pandemic.

The independent Cuban art gallery has organized dozens of exhibitions dealing with social issues, and how art can mirror these.

President Nicolás Maduro’s regime has committed large-scale human-rights violations, some of which amount to crimes against humanity.

Bambooleo Shop is an online store that focuses on selling bamboo straws on the national market. IPS-Cuba spoke with two of their key people.

Silverio Portal Contreras, a man of the people, was made a few days before he was arrested in front of the Hotel Inglaterra, in 2018.

A woman refusing to sign was told: “The first decapitated body to appear would be mine,” denounced a pregnant woman in rural Nicaragua.

Sporadic but spectacular acts of violence remind the people of how deeply parts of Mexico have slid into lethal conflict over recent years.

US Sanctions Two More Close Ortega Allies as well as Caruna, a “cooperative” allegedly used for massive money laundering.

The European Parliament approved a resolution Thursday proposing new sanctions against Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo.

Cuba continues to pay close attention to the US electoral campaign. Relations are at their worst since January 2017 when Trump took office.