Interviews Archives - Page 45 of 148

Nicaragua Remains at “High Risk” says Lung Specialist

A lung specialist sends out a warning to the Nicaraguan population.

PAHO: “Increased Deaths in Nicaragua Related to Covid-19”

Confidencial interviews PAHO on Covid-19 in Nicaragua. “The State should provide diagnostic services at no cost, to all those who need it, including the migrant population.”

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.

A Cuban Woman’s Struggle for Human Dignity

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

Michael Healy: Businesspeople Must Set the Example

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

Living a Dignified Life as a Senior in Cuba

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

Nicaraguan Professors in the United States Talk about Racism

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

Combatting Costa Rican Xenophobia Towards Nicaraguan Immigrants

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

“Exile Made Me Fall in Love Again with Nicaraguan Food”

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

Danel Castro: Perseverance after the Pandemic

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