Venezuela Election: Gonzalez to Fight Corruption if He Wins
“We will be uncompromising with any form of corruption. The Venezuelan people deserve a decent government,” said the former ambassador.
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Doesn’t the Eagle Catch Flies?
On Sunday the primary elections of the opposition parties in Venezuela were held. The hard work of candidate María Corina Machado bore fruit.
Costa Rica and Nicaragua: a Border Drawn by Covid-19
Along the border between Costa Rica and Nicaragua, communities used to interact effortlessly. What’s it like along the border now shaped by Covid-19?
Young Cuban Filmakers Stir Havana Viewers
The documentary “Elena” takes its name from a building (1927) on Centro Habana’s Vapor St. Seldom repaired, always inadequately, the Elena Building was deteriorating until it was declared uninhabitable and its residents were taken away to a shelter in the Mantilla neighborhood.
Latin American Art at Havana Film Fest
Some of the most representative figures of Latin American visual arts lead us on a journey through the evolution of art, from conventional demonstrations to installations and videos. The works being presented are from the Wifredo Lam Center for Contemporary Art, (11 photos)