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Two Possible Scenarios for Sunday’s Venezuelan Elections

We look at what each result could imply for the Nicaraguan dictatorship of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo.

Multiple challenges of a democratic transition: “consensus, coordination, participation, and not underestimating the adversary”.

Dora Maria Tellez: they punish “unauthorized corruption activities” because they want “high officials to owe everything to them”.

The Institute on Race, Equality and Human Rights reports a little over US$5 billion granted to the Ortega-Murillo regime between 2018 & 2024

As the third anniversary of the July 11 protests, the largest since the 1959 Revolution, approached, the dissident artist spoke with EL PAÍS.

Odalis, 56, is a seamstress recommended to me for fixing some pants. In her room, there are piles of clothes in the most unexpected places.

In Havana’s alternative scene, his raspy, rough, honest voice would sometimes erupt in screams, and other times it seemed like a whisper…

Drug Trafficking and Corruption are Deeply Rooted, Part of State Relations with Former President’s Accomplices, say Analysts.

We speak with Australian Senator Peter Whish-Wilson, a prominent supporter of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

In Cuba, it is increasingly difficult to reconstruct a dental piece, get a dental cleaning, or get an implant due to the high costs.