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Ex-Guerrilla Presidents in Latin America, Good or Bad?

Those who have opted for gradual changes were more successful, while those who chose abrupt radical projects failed.

Pascual Claro Valladares attempts suicide upon learning of his 10 year sentence for sedition; 13 other protesters in Camagüey get 4-15 years.

Without electricity and Internet access, this is how the inhabitants of San Antonio de los Baños spend a good part of their days.

Just to obtain a good fertilizer it was worth building a biodigester, says Alexis Garcia, who shows the vegetables in his family’s garden.

Sandra Hernandez tells, from outside of Cuba, the ordeal to which the regime subjected her and her family for peacefully protesting.

Then, they would help create a network of newsrooms to reveal the full picture of Odebrecht corruption in Latin America.

Two public employees planning to travel to the US through the humanitarian parole program met with unexpected obstacles…

A total 36,600 hectares of land in Suina & Mulukuku will be set aside for mining exploitation without any known environmental impact studies.

Nicaraguans tell what hides the appearance of normality in Nicaragua and how they live “quietly” under repression and political surveillance.

Coveted by shoppers, merchants and informal sellers, the tuber has also been the motive for several crimes on the Island.