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Gioconda Belli on Nicaragua’s Current Dictatorship

“Exile and dispossession are hard at this stage of life…” The poet’s words resonated in the hall of the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City.

Carolina Jimenez and David Smilde: “The tragedy is that both Maduro and the opposition see Trump as a way to stay in power, or to obtain it.”

Alexa Zamora recommends using Signal and VPNs, & advises independent media to implement digital security protocols to prevent online attacks.

It’s time to bring you the winners and special mentions of our 14th Havana Times Photo Contest. Congratulations to all participants.

The defense has until December 8 to file an appeal; meanwhile, the Nicaraguan woman will remain detained in San Antonio, Texas.

“To my soul sister, Norma Helena Gadea, may she rest in peace and now be stardust,” begins a farewell message from Luis Enrique Mejía Godoy.

Latin America’s biggest polluters reveal contradictions and paradoxes in their climate policies that undermine the limited progress made.

Students from the confiscated UCA graduate from Jesuit universities in El Salvador and Guatemala, earning a degree from a prestigious UCA.

The sudden closure of several Chinese businesses in Managua and Masaya has raised suspicions among economists.

Former Nicaraguan political prisoner Kevin Solís reported being the victim of an attack in Spain, where he has lived as a refugee since 2024.