Interviews Archives - Page 51 of 148

How Can You Lock Up Someone Over a Flag?

Luis Manuel Otero: When you know your art may lead to arrest, “you assume repression as a part of the budget for your work.”

A Political Exile at the Epicenter of Covid-19 in Spain: “It’s Out of Control”

Luis Blandon has spent more than ten days in quarantine in Madrid, one of the most critical areas of contagion. He is worried about economic survival.

Frontline NY Nurses Lack Protective Masks & Ventilators, Say Worst Yet to Come

Far from the end, New York hospitals are already encountering shortages of equipment needed to protect medical workers and to keep patients alive.

COSEP: “The Nicaraguan Government Must Assume its Responsibility”

The Superior Council of Private Enterprise (COSEP) called on the Ortega Government to assume its responsibility in the face of the COVID-19 epidemic.

Nicaraguans Quarantined in Zaragoza, Spain Receive Protection

They fear that more people were infected in the church where Nicaraguan pastor Nereyda Palacios preached. Palacios died of Covid-19 last Thursday.

“Hope Is Not a Strategy”: Where Are COVID-19 Tests? Where Is Protective Gear? (Video)

Confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the US rises to more than 35,000, doctors are facing a desperate lack of supplies, and tests continue to lag.

A Nicaraguan at the Epicenter of the Pandemic in Italy

Nicaraguan German Ramirez reports from Bergamo, in northern Italy, that the coronavirus is “out of control” and that a quarantine “will be prolonged.”

Naomi Klein’s Case for Transformative Change Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

Author, activist and journalist Naomi Klein says the coronavirus crisis, like earlier ones, could be a catalyst to shower aid on the wealthiest interests.

Marta Maria Ramirez: “You Can’t be a Half-Baked Feminist”

I first heard about Marta Maria Ramirez when I was in the third year of my Social Communications degree at Havana University.

Analysis of the Sanders – Biden Debate

Presidential candidates Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders faced off in their first one-on-one debate Sunday night in the midst of an unprecedented national crisis