“El Faro” of El Salvador Denounces Bukele’s Harassment
“What the President says is false,” declares the director of “El Faro”. He warns that the attacks by Bukele could extend to illegal arrests.
Interviews
Cuban Tattoo Art and the Challenges Ahead
Cuban tattoo artist Maike Roque Zequeira is working non-stop to get his career on track, a career in a legal limbo in Cuba.
Is There Hope for Justice in Nicaragua?
Almudena Bernabeu litigated cases such as the massacre of the Jesuits in El Salvador and genocide against Rios Montt in Guatemala.
Vicki Huddleston on US-Cuba Tensions and Relations
“We should get rid of US sanctions, and begin to lift some of the tension between Cuba and the US and promote reconciliation.”
“I Was Struck by the Ortega Regime’s Cruelty”
Sonia Picado describes why the Court of Conscience found the Ncaraguan State guilty of torture. “I Was Struck by the Ortega Regime’s Cruelty”
Fibromyalgia, a Disease Few People Know About
It’s very difficult to diagnose fibromyalgia, and very few people know about it. We meet Erlinda Gonzalez who has struggled to deal with it.
Pro Athletes Strike for Black Lives, Unparalleled Stand
Professional athletes in the US are taking part in unprecedented collective action in support of the Black Lives Matter movement…
Talking to Nonardo Perea in her Bedroom
Talking to Nonardo Perea in her Bedroom. Vicente Morín interviews this exiled artist and long time contributor to Havana Times
As Kamala Harris Makes History as VP Pick…
Kamala Harris is the running mate for Joe Biden. Here we have a very enthusiastic reaction and a rather guarded one.
“Good Manners Doesn’t Mean I’m a Fool”
I recently hired a blacksmith to do a job and, except for some differences in quotes and opinions, my story is very similar to what Lizet told me.