Interviews Archives - Page 41 of 147

Lazaro Valle: “I Retired for Personal Problems”

An interview with Lazaro Valle, one of the great pitchers from Cuban baseball. He explains why he retired and talks about his great career.

Nicaragua: “Foreign Agents” Law Threatens Projects

Nicaraguan Platform of NGO Networks will file an appeal against the Law for the Regulation of Foreign Agents that threatens their work.

Catfish, a Very Popular Dish in Cuba

The need to put food on the table has once again put catfish consumption at the heart of this debate. It’s a cheap option for Cubans

Journalists on the Gag Law: We Won’t be Silenced!

Nicaragua’s National Assembly is expected to approve the Special Cybercrimes Law this week. The law is commonly known as the “Gag Law”.

Interview with Brazil’s Lula: He Wants to Stay in Politics

An intervew by dpa with Brazil’s former president Lula da Silva who remains active in politics. He calls the Bolsararo gov. “destructive”.

Analysis: The OAS, Nicaragua and Bolivia’s Elections

Daniel Zovatto believes the solution to the political crisis in countries like Nicaragua and Venezuela must come from within.

Interview with the Head of the US Embassy in Cuba

Timothy Zuniga-Brown, the Charge d’Affaires at the US Embassy in Havana, was previously coordinator of the Office of Cuban Affairs.

The Human Cost of Nicaraguan Beef for the USA

The following is a program from PBS about the land grabs of indigenous territories in Nicaragua to produce beef destined for the US market.

PAHO: Nicaragua’s Higher Mortality is from Covid-19

“The increased mortality is directly or indirectly related to COVID-19,” confirms Dr. Ciro Ugarte, who directs the PAHO Department of Health Emergencies.

Foreign Reporters Safety Covering US Elections

Foregin Reporters talk about the danger they are facing covering the US elections and protests. From the Committee to Protect Journalists.