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Fugitive Foreigners find Safe Haven in Ortega’s Nicaragua

Critics say the Ortega dictatorship has made a business of granting Nicaraguan citizenship, which does not discriminate political ideologies.

Entrepreneurs in Nicaragua ask: “if the UCA was stolen, who will prevent my business from being taken too?”

Days before commemorating half a century after the 1973 coup d’état in Chile, the historical divisions are still present and undeniable.

It’s expected that thousands of Cubans will carry her in their pockets and take her back to the land that belongs to her…

General Aviles attacked exiled independent journalists at the event and reiterated his loyalty to the dictator.

The novel is set just slightly beyond the borders of reality, in a Nicaragua where actual events frequently seem penned by a novelist.

Alicia didn’t have good transport options to get to work even when the transport situation was “normal”. Today, it’s much worse.

The informal market for the purchase of national currency in cash grows, given the discomfort of the authorities.

“Pinochet never faced justice and that impunity made him eternal, it turned him into a vampire,” said the award-winning Chilean director.

The two-story building located at number 352 Paseo Del Prado at Virtudes in Havana suffered a partial collapse on Tuesday