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Ariel Ruiz Urquiola: “I Never Wanted To Be a Zombie.”

The Cuban government has used numerous tactics to try and silence biologist and farmer Ariel Ruiz, who just doesn’t give up.

The official discourse has been effective, even with many people who are victims of racism in Cuba but don’t perceive it.

“We know the damage that reelection has brought to this country. As businesspeople, we must set an example,” said Healy.

Alfredo Hernandez is an unstoppable elderly man. He is 89 and he continues to teach everyone a life lesson.

Racism exists in the US, Latin America and Nicaragua, but it’s manifested and experienced in different ways.

The Coronavirus pandemic has exacerbated hostility towards Nicaraguan migrants in Costa Rica. Two experts explain why, and how to counteract it.

Sandra Centeno an exiled Nicaraguan in Mexico, has become an expert on the cuisine of her native land.

Cuban baseball veteran Danel Castro: “I am still active in making history.

Dr. Adan Alonso, 62, would see anyone who requested help in his private clinic. He was aware that he was being exposed to a large viral load.

Black Lives Matter protests in the U.S. have sparked a reckoning about racism and colonialism across the world, including in Belgium.