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Creating: A Safe Passage for Mental Health in Cuba

Finding mechanisms to overcome anxiety and depression is a challenge in today’s Cuba. Marcia Ocaña discovered herself at the age of fifty…

The novelist in exile affirms that “writing is a refuge. I would be more miserable living outside of Nicaragua if I weren’t a writer.”

“The concentration of power in Ortega and Murillo is brutal, there is extreme opacity, and corruption is not punished.”

Antonia Urrejola and Paulo Abrao highlight the victims’ demands. Obtaining justice will depend on the democratic transition model.

“The political power no longer supports the Attorney General,” but “she is shielded for the moment” because of her position.

An election is not something we should now focus on; basically, our main focus is on helping our people stay alive

They are striving to carve out a space in the complex landscape of Cuban rock, with their versatility, stage presence, and their passion…

“It’s very worrisome that voters are seeking people like that to resolve their problems,” warns the US journalist.

This young Nicaraguan woman, studying a Master`s in Quito, Ecuador, tells us how she’s getting through these extremely tense days.

In the afternoons, I take him for a walk. Everyone in the neighborhood knows him and calls him by his name. Now he is nine years old…