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The Big Lie in Nicaragua

The Ortega-Murillo response to the origin and scope of the 2018 April Rebellion was to concoct a Big Lie, to evade their own responsibility.

Informed consent is the procedure to inform a person selected for a clinical trial about the objectives, benefits, risks, rights and options.

In addition to the pandemic, the shortage of fuel (gasoline & diesel) continues and the problems that this generates are increasing.

Campaign season in Mexico has seen a rash of murders, as organised crime seeks to cement its influence no matter which parties win.

Recently, some Cuban exile groups announced a call for a huge anti-government protest in Havana’s streets and in other cities…

Nicaraguans have a right to demonstrate to recover their freedom of assembly and mobilization, and demand the suspension of the police state.

If Cubans don’t receive their wages in USD, how can you explain stores here selling products in this foreign currency?

With Peru’s second round of presidential elections Sunday, the neoliberal right confronts the left, and this left is often quite conservative.

In addition to suffering the ravages of the Covid 19 pandemic, Colombia has also been suffering an even worse virus, state violence.

This week we address the apparent clash taking place between a group of renowned visual artists and the cultural policy of the State…