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“I Wish This Book Did Not Have This Title”

A frank and wise account of over 40 years of reporting from Latin America by one of its most seasoned journalists.

As the Trump administration goes after universities, law firms and more, some argue that the free press will eventually become a target.

“The memorandum with the USA not only allows “military bases,” but also involves Panama in the war between the United States and China”.

Lesther Alemán: Within the opposition, there’s consensus about the role of the demand for justice in a democratic transition.

“Jeff Bezos’ Capitulation at the Washington Post is Concerning”. A major challenge for the press, institutions, and leadership.

We interview Cuban comedian Alian Aramis after leaving the island due to pressure and censorship. He is now in Guyana.

Three asylum seekers whose cases are still unresolved speak about their fear of being returned to a Nicaragua, where they don’t feel safe.

Reynaldo Padilla Rodriguez: For me, it’s very important to cultivate faith in what you cannot see. What you feel is very important.

Last Tuesday morning, just as President Trump’s tariffs on Mexico went into effect, I visited a produce warehouse in Nogales, Arizona.

Testimonies of Nicaraguans with parole describe the uncertainty of imminent deportation: “We don’t know if we’ll be able to return”.