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Mexico: Too Many Victims and Few Shelters

In March 2014, Noemi N. took her own life inside a refuge camp in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, a victim of human trafficking.

The photo taken by my colleague Oscar Sánchez demonstrates the ingenuity of many Havanans when facing misfortune.

Hannah Arendt, in a 1963 text, noted that both the phenomenon of revolution and that of war were inseparable from the deployment of violence.

The politics of denial and negligence fostered the spread of COVID-19. It left countless deaths in the pandemic’s first year in Nicaragua.

Once you open your eyes, it’s very hard to close them again. When you see something, you discover it, understand it and are enlightened.

This feature shows to what extent Cubans’ rights are violated. Political discrimination against those who don’t coincide with the party line.

Ortega’s government has created a “Secretariat for Matters of Extraterrestrial Space, the Moon and other Celestial Bodies”. That’s no joke!

How to overcome the problems of a dictatorship to democracy transition. It involves punishing criminals, doing justice, but not revenge.

Local TV did a feature in excruciating detail concerning a growing interest in not receiving the Soberana 02 vaccine, or any other variant.

If Communism were to collapse here on the island, Humberto would have to flee the country because he is going to be lynched.