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Chilean Women Searching for Peace through Needles & Thread

“The arpilleras are so moving, an extraordinary example of the value of women amid adversity. They have strength and can speak without fear”.

Campillai. 38, is one of the main advocates for the Amnesty Law for prisoners of the 2019 social uprising, during which she lost her vision.

According to the Observatory against Street Harassment in Chile, “9 out of every 10 women have suffered violence on the street.”

Reichler also questions Ortega’s relationship with Vladimir Putin: “it’s a 180-degree turn, it’s like selling the homeland.”

In his last act as ambassador, McFields denounced the cruelty against political prisoners, telling public servants to “lose your fear”.

Patricio Fernandez, a delegate to Chile’s Constitutional Convention, speaks of the challenges and contradictions of Gabriel Boric’s new left.

Interview with Demian Rabilero, director of the Museum of Image and Sound, in Santiago de Cuba, the only one of its kind in the country.

Relatives request that the prisoners in “El Chipote” be released to house arrest, or at least transferred to a regular prison.

“We got a call at one in the morning, asking if we could take in a Ukrainian family. We said yes, of course.”

Joshua Yaffa, longtime Moscow correspondent for The New Yorker just left Ukraine after reporting on the Russian invasion for two weeks.