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Susana and agoraphobia

Agoraphobia is the fear, terror, and dread of public spaces. Susana Lopez 50, suffers from this phobia and hasn’t left her house in six years.

Polls continue to favor former president Lula da Silva, but the gap between him and the current President is still very narrow.

Persecuted political activist Dulce Porras laments the uncertainty her family suffers over the imprisonment of one of her brothers.

When Guatemalan police arrested José Rubén Zamora in July 2022, it marked the latest salvo in a decades-long campaign of harassment…

A public employee with over ten years of service speaks with Confidencial. “This is getting ugly,” his colleagues murmur.”

Protesters are continuing to demand justice for Mahsa Amini, the 22-year-old woman who died in the hands of the so-called morality police.

When developed countries create machines to substitute people in different job roles, old professions are rescued in Cuba to survive.

“We’re hostages,” says “Alicia”, a Nicaraguan state employee with twenty years of service, now working at an upper management level.

Moises Hassan believes the dictator wants a negotiation that will allow him to preserve his wealth, impunity and power.

Carmen Aristegui says the measure seeks to “silence, censor and diminish Nicaraguans’ possibilities of accessing information.”