Interviews Archives - Page 46 of 150

Humberto Belli: Stop Ortega or it Will Get Worse

“They’re not going to intimidate the church with those attacks,” Belli affirms.

Conversing with Cuban Pitcher Omar Luis

We interview Omar Luis Martinez a star Cuban pitcher during the 1990s.

Political Prisoner: “The Virus Is Already Inside”

The testimony of a prisoner of conscience in the “Modelo” prison reveals how the last hostages of the dictatorship survive the pandemic

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.