Interviews Archives - Page 13 of 145

“Costa Rica Lowered Its Guard” Against Drug Trafficking

“If something isn’t done right now, this government will condemn Costa Rica to a path similar to that of Ecuador,” says the former president.

Oscar Martinez speaks about Nayib Bukele’s reelection, the ongoing State of Exception, and evidence of Bukele’s past pact with the gangs.

Meir Baruchin’s supposed crime was posting a message on Facebook about his opposition to the killing of innocent Palestinian civilians.

The preordained verdicts and the current crisis in Nicaragua’s Judicial system merely reveal that the “real head honcho” is Rosario Murillo.

Filmmaker Michael Moore was a strong critic of the United States war on Afghanistan after 9/11/2021, as well as the 2003 war against Iraq.

The winner of the Casa de America” prize warns that education and culture in Nicaragua is dominated by the “dictators’ personality cult.”

Anything can happen to us,” yet the bishops “issue no statements. We feel like sheep without a shepherd,” says a banished priest.

Giovanni Olmos assures that in Panama they are awaiting a ruling from the Supreme Court for unconstitutionality and calls for a dialogue.

The first lesson from the failures of the 1979 revolution and the transition in the 90s is the lack of justice & an inclusive democratic model

“The large public works projects – highways, streets, schools are assigned to so-and-so,” according to orders from the FSLN in Managua.