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Fiona Apple on Her New Album “Fetch the Bolt Cutters”

World-renowned singer-songwriter Fiona Apple joins Democracy Now! for the hour to discuss her critically acclaimed new album, “Fetch the Bolt Cutters,”

Nicaraguan MD at Harvard Med School: “Isolation is the only weapon”

Marcela del Carmen Amaya is not convinced of the benefits of interferon because it’s use in treating COVID-19 has been limited.

The Legacy of Nicaragua’s Civic Rebellion that Began in April 2018

What solution is there today to the double crisis of the Ortega dictatorship and the coronavirus pandemic in Nicaragua?

Nicaraguan Exiles Amid the COVID 19 Crisis in Panama

Asylum applicants have not been included in the Panamanian assistance efforts, and the National Office for Refugee Assistance has also been silent.

Journalist Dayanna Monroy on covering the COVID-19 Crisis in Ecuador

Dayanna Monroy reports for the Teleamazonas television station in the port city of Guayaquil, the epicenter of Ecuador’s COVID-19 outbreak.

Black Doctor Who Tests Homeless for Coronavirus Handcuffed by Miami Police

Dr. Armen Henderson was handcuffed and detained outside his home as he was preparing for a volunteer shift to test homeless people for COVID-19.

How Many Must Die Before the Ortega Government Wakes Up?

The decision of the government not to implement any of the prevention measures recommended by the World Health Organization for “makes no sense”.

Essential or Expendable? Farmworkers Condemn Lack of Protection & Economic Help

As the coronavirus sweeps through the US, 2.5 million farmworkers are continuing to go to work every day, often facing crowded and unsanitary conditions…

Cuba’s Interferon Drug Provides False Hope to Cure Coronavirus

“This medicine from Cuba is ineffective. The best medicine is quarantine and social distancing,” says Dr. Edward Mena, a Nicaraguan hepatologist living in the US.

Disinfecting Buildings in Times of Coronavirus: a Political Exile’s Job in the USA

With no medical insurance, Nicaraguan Idania Molina and her children attempt to survive in the US amid the difficulties imposed on them by the pandemic.