Palestinian Journalist Shrouq Aila on Life & Death in Gaza
We go to Deir al-Balah in the Gaza Strip to get an update from Palestinian journalist Shrouq Aila, the head of Ain Media.
Interviews
Making Movies in a Cuba with Hardened Censorship
Miguel Coyula and Lynn Cruz talk about their ‘Chronicles of the Absurd’, a film that won awards abroad and was censored in Cuba.
Interview with Cuban Reverend Niuvis Georgina Pernas
Niuvis is a retired pastor of the Baptist Church of Fraternity in Holguín. She continues to be a strong feminist Christian activist.
Medicines in Cuba: A Painful Reality
Today, purchasing medicine is one of the biggest challenges faced by the elderly in Cuba. It’s heartbreaking to see them wait for hours…
Nicaraguan Journalist and His Family Exiled in Secret
Briceño and his family were expelled from their home in San Rafael del Sur without the right to take anything, & their properties were seized.
A Morning Cup of Coffee in Cuba
The first routine of Rolando Godínez’s day is to taste the coffee he will sell and give it his approval. Then he leaves home with his load.
Reed Brody, the “Dictator Hunter” on Nicaragua
“Apart from absolute monarchies, I don’t think I’ve ever seen a constitution that concentrates so much power in the hands of the executive.”
Interview with Holguin, Cuba Actor Ruben Mulet
We call him the family doctor because when we have digestive issues, he’s the one kind enough to “massage” our legs, and we regain our health
“They Closed the Doors on Me and I Finally Left Cuba”
“For there to be real change, there must be democracy and free elections, something hat has not happened in sixty-five years.”
Spanish Choreographer Laments 25 Years of Farewells in Cuba
The artist asked the regime to generate “some changes so that the people of Cuba want to live in Cuba”