Interviews Archives - Page 46 of 146

A Caribbean Cultural Dream Come True

Segni Bernardina is a dancer and producer of theater and film and has a history of interaction with the Cuban and Caribbean arts world.

From Crossing the Border as an Undocumented Child to Winning the Pulitzer Prize

Gallardo also discusses her essay “The Lucky Ones,” in which she revisits her own journey as an undocumented child who crossed the U.S.-Mexico border.

How Cuba Can Rise from the Ashes Post COVID-19?

Faced with the worse possible scenario as a starting point, what needs to change for Cuba to make progress?

Rio’s community journalists challenges informing favela residents about COVID-19

Before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Gizele Martins and Raull Santiago worked to bring accurate news to the local population give visibility to their struggles.

How Russia Became the Next COVID-19 Hot Spot (Video)

We go to Moscow for an update on the pandemic in Russia, where the coronavirus is spreading rapidly, with at least 10,000 new cases a day…

Dora Maria Tellez: “Ortega Deceived His Followers”

Covid-19 has brought a credibility crisis and a splintering, says Tellez, because “Ortega has played with the lives of his own followers.”

Remembering Valentina Blackhorse, 28, Navajo Community Activist Who Died of COVID-19

We go to Kayenta, Arizona, to speak with Robby Jones, the partner of one of the Navajos to die from Coronavirus: 28-year-old Valentina Blackhorse.

Armando Chaguaceda on Trends and Possibilities for Cuba

The global trend, today, is to provide solutions that restrict our rights, but this also allows us to rethink traditional models.

Ingenuity and Creativity in HaMaFilms Antigua Productions

Mitzi and Howard are also closely linked to the Traveling Caribbean Film Showcase that belongs to the Cuban Film Institute (ICAIC).

Is Joe Biden Innocent of Sexual Assault? Here’s the Discussion (Video)

Tara Reade’s Ex-Neighbor on Biden Sexual Assault Allegation: I Believed Her Then & I Believe Her Now.