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Dr. Alonso: “There Was No Way to Stop My Father”

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.

Belgian Princess Condemns Her Family’s Brutal Colonial History, Wants Reparations

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

Cuba’s Never-Ending Nightmare of Shortages

Not everyone in Cuba has managed to navigate this COVID-19 lockdown without stress, especially those who are looking after their elderly parents.

Angela Davis on Calls to Defund Police, Topple Racist Statues & Voting (Video)

Amid a worldwide uprising against police brutality and racism, we discuss the historic moment with legendary scholar and activist Angela Davis.

Switzerland: Sanctions are “a Message of Respect for Human Rights” in Nicaragua

Mirko Giulieti: sanctions against 6 officials are not against Nicaragua and don’t affect cooperation; Switzerland does not want “dirty” money from any country.

Outrage over Police Killing of a Pacifist Violinist in Colorado (Video)

Colorado Governor Jared Polis has ordered a new investigation into the 2019 police killing of 23-year-old Elijah McClain in Aurora…

Business School President Warns: “Nicaragua Needs 2,000 Tests Daily for Covid-19”

The academic feels “the risk of a massive outbreak is a reality” and even in the most optimistic scenario, “there are many months ahead, if not years…

Eugenio, the Cobbler on Villegas St. in Old Havana

In Cuba, an appliance, car, bike or anything else has a different expiry date than anywhere else. So it isn’t strange for cobblers to be in high demand.