Interviews Archives - Page 3 of 151

Abraham Jimenez Enoa: “Forced Exile Stamped Out All My Joy”

Cuban journalist Abraham Jimenez Enoa has felt in his own flesh the contradictions of his country and of exile.

“Overcrowding in detention, a lack of oversight and misinformation” are creating dangerous conditions, says Sister Tracey Horan.

Carolina Jimenez and David Smilde: “The tragedy is that both Maduro and the opposition see Trump as a way to stay in power, or to obtain it.”

Alexa Zamora recommends using Signal and VPNs, & advises independent media to implement digital security protocols to prevent online attacks.

Ruben Blades: “I want to write songs about people, not about ideology—falling into propaganda or sloganeering.”

A new documentary opening Wednesday in New York highlighting Noam Shuster Eliassi, an Israeli comedian and peace activist.

“After having released almost 2,000 people last week, the Israeli military is still holding about 9,000 Palestinians, as “security prisoners”

Palestinians who released from Israeli prisons as part of the hostage exchange with Hamas are describing physical and psychological torture.

“These are not mining companies on the Chinese stock exchange; they are private capital, like the scheme of the failed Interoceanic Canal.”

Boris Muñoz: In the fog, what stands out is that the US will launch military actions to weaken the regime, seeking “an internal rupture.”