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Mexico/USA: Feeding the Borderlands and Beyond

Last Tuesday morning, just as President Trump’s tariffs on Mexico went into effect, I visited a produce warehouse in Nogales, Arizona.

Testimonies of Nicaraguans with parole describe the uncertainty of imminent deportation: “We don’t know if we’ll be able to return”.

Jessica describes her voyage from childhood in one of those many musical Cuban families to realizing her dream of being an orchestra conductor

Reed Brody: The Army was ordered to “neutralize and annihilate protesters… Nicaragua cannot evade responsibility by withdrawing”

Juan Carlos Ampie’s picks. Best Picture: Anora or Conclave; Actors: Demi Moore, Timothée Chalamet, Zoe Saldaña; Foreign Film: I Am Still Here.

Chair of the UN Expert Group on Nicaragua indicates that an active espionage apparatus from various institutions helps decide who to repress.

The nonprofit shelter and community resource center serves women and children who are seeking asylum or who have been deported.

“Get off of me, you’re heavy,” reads the band on the straw hat Maykel Osorbo wears in the Pinar del Rio prison known as Kilometer 5 1/2.

Daymé Arocena (Havana, 1992) says that some people are afraid to call her black. “It’s as if it were a hurtful word.”

Cuban journalist Jose Luis Tan boarded a plane in Havana last December because he thought exile was the only way to continue his career