Interviews Archives - Page 38 of 148

A Cuban Goes All-Out to Save His Brother

Since that day, Landy Fernández Elizástegui’s life took a 180 degree turn and he has had no rest in seeking legal help for his brother Luis.

Carlos Tunnermann attributed the failed consolidation of a Nicaraguan opposition electoral alliance to mistakes on both sides involved.

Galilea wasn’t planned, but she came when she had to. At 35, I had to decide if I wanted my baby. She came to brighten up everyone’s life…

When asked about his work, his creative process and the role of his profession in the face of power, Molina doesn’t stop talking.

Solis is an example of what other functionaries will use as their justification when they one day ask to be pardoned.

Venezuelan journalist Miguel Henrique Otero, director of the Venezuelan newspaper El Nacional, is living between a dream and a nightmare.

Solis reveals how Nicaragua’s presidential couple ordered the court’s guilty verdicts and the police harassment of the opposition.

Francis Valdivia emphasized that the families of the victims are not going to negotiate or support any candidate who endorses impunity.

Jorge Valladares, research and policy expert from Transparency International, warns of the Ortega regime’s appropriation of state powers.

Almost three years after seeking refuge they support each other in the face of discrimination, and together they’re getting through the pandemic.