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Combatting Costa Rican Xenophobia Towards Nicaraguan Immigrants

The Coronavirus pandemic has exacerbated hostility towards Nicaraguan migrants in Costa Rica. Two experts explain why, and how to counteract it.

Colombia’s Congress is expected to inaugurate its new legislative session virtually after at least nine members were diagnosed with coronavirus.

Time is the implacable enemy of power and this regime has passed its expiration date.

Sandra Centeno an exiled Nicaraguan in Mexico, has become an expert on the cuisine of her native land.

“By taking away access our accounts, they take away our ability to pay our employees and buy supplies. It is a clear attempt at censorship,”

Electric transport, still limited in Latin America despite its urban benefits, could expand during the post-pandemic economic recovery.

Julian Castro: “Goya Foods CEO is free to support a bigoted president… and we are free to leave his products on the shelves.”

Venezuela on Monday took new steps to relax its lockdown despite rising coronavirus infection figures.

Stories, Caracas, Venezuela. By Yordanka Caridad. Camera: Nikon D80

Covid-19 drew a line across a previously porous border, which has altered the lives of Nicaraguans & Costa Ricans The new normal is a new illegality.