Interviews Archives - Page 54 of 146

Cuba’s New Sugar Harvest Begins, What’s to Expect?

Economist Emilio Morales returns to explain with expert precision, what he calls the “slow death of an industry that was once Cuba’s pride and joy.”

Meet Youth Activists Behind Fridays for Future Movements in Uganda and Chile (video)

Youth climate strikers: Hilda Flavia Nakabuye, founder of Fridays for Future Uganda, and Angela Valenzuela from Fridays for Future in Chile.

Alternative Nobel Prize Celebrates 40 Years Honoring Grassroots Activists (video)

The award was established in 1980 to honor and support those “offering practical and exemplary answers to the most urgent challenges facing us.”

“They Won’t Shut Us Up, Leon, Nicaragua is Awakening”

In this interview, Diego Reyes denounced that Leon, Police Chief, Fidel Dominguez, personally led the aggression and humiliation against his family.

Youth-Led Protests Topple Iraq PM as Demonstrations Continue

Protests are continuing in Iraq one day after the Iraqi parliament voted to accept the resignation of Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi.

Daina Chaviano: Cuba is a Ghost that Feeds My Literature

At 62 years old, Daina Chaviano shines with the radiance of new grass, bearing the light green of Hope. She has written 13 bestsellers…

#La Bandera es de Todos Exhibition. Interview with the Curator

#La Bandera es de Todos is an initiative that called upon people to question this idea of patriotic symbols and the new law in their regard. (11 photos)

The Journey of a Cuban Dissident Turned Migrant in Need

Onelia Alonso Hernandez, 62, was born in Santa Clara, Cuba. She belonged to the Ladies in White and the UNPACU (Patriotic Union of Cuba) movements.

Retail in Cuba with Dollar Accounts Heading for Failure, Economists Warn.

Two Cuban economists comment on the new US dollar stores on the island.

“I was a Sandinista”, Nicaraguans Tell Their Story

They grew up hearing about Sandino and the FSLN; and now they reject the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo.