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A Trip to the Moon

The protagonist of this story recently went out to explore stores in her neighborhood in search of batteries for her TV remote control.

I am deeply touched by the gesture, the letter demonstrates how faith and solidarity crosses borders and strengthens the spirit.

This week we have drawn on the disappeared Young Filmmakers Showing of Cuban cinema. This event had set an important precedent.

On the anniversary of what some call the “civic insurrection” & others “the failed coup d’état,” the need to rethink Nicaragua imposes itself.

We mustn’t forget the importance of the student movement of the last 20 years, especially in the secondary schools.

As soon as they get off the plane they begin to blurt our phrases like “you have no idea what you have here,” “life out there is very hard…”

The reality for many Nicaraguan families this Lenten season is the anguish embodied in Mary facing the passion and death of her son.

One of the priorities is the urgent need to guarantee the human right to water, and to balance access to this natural common good…

The slander and rejection campaign against the articles approved by the Constitutional Convention plenary in Chile is growing every day…

They’ve never been able to confiscate journalism or the ideals of freedom, democracy, and accountability for those in power.