Unpaid Caregivers, a Symbol of Inequality in Chile
“This work, which is fundamental for sustaining life and social well-being, is disproportionately assigned to women…”
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Cry in Cuba: “There is No Bread, No Milk, nor Electricity”
Errors of the dictatorship in Cuban economic and monetary policy generate a shortage of basic goods —food, medicine, fuel— and blackouts.
Nicaraguan Health Ministry’s New Plan to Pressure Doctors
Doctors wishing to specialize will be obligated to work for the government for ten years, or else repay US $61,706.
Russia’s Latest Promises to the Cuban Government
The Kremlin comes “to the rescue” of its ally at a time of maximum crisis, says an oil expert.
Yeison Silva, the Nicaraguan Who Sculpts Prosthetic Legs
The self-taught artist has distinguished himself in Costa Rica as a painter and sculptor, and now as a maker of personalized prosthetic legs.
Ukraine Warns of Many Cubans Fighting With Russian Troops
Darío Jarrosay, a native of Guantánamo, said that Russia recruited him for the war after traveling for a contract to work in construction.
Ecuador: War, Courts and Power
With a doubled legislative majority, Noboa relaunches neoliberal austerity & the search for mining investments, invoking the costs of peace.
Photos of Fidel, Raul & Che Removed from Ration Stores
The images of the country’s former leaders were no longer in at least a dozen places where they were previously exhibited.
Protests in Eastern Cuba Test the Government
The regime faces protests demanding urgent solutions to situations that it has made clear on TV it cannot resolve in the short or medium term
Economist Reveals a ‘Statistical Blackout’ in Cuban Data
The proliferation of illegal sellers and the scarce and unstable supply of food products hamper internal trade on the Island, say the leaders