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Cuba Is Not a Priority for the United States

Biden’s foreign policy progresses slower than his domestic one. It is characterized by moderation, caution & deliberation on urgent decisions

When they stigmatize & threaten “the others”, they give a green light to a fanatical minority. A license to insult, assault, & even kill.

Many Nicaraguans booed Roman Gonzalez, minutes before his title fight started. Both at home, in social media, and in the Dallas,Texas, arena.

This week we dedicate our cartoons to the song war we’ve been spectators of in recent weeks. And the fighting is still raging…

What is new about feminism is the rigor of a gender perspective and the intensity of a globalized and connected 21 century youth.

The next 90 days will determine whether Nicaragua will have free, transparent and competitive elections on November 7th.

One woman describes how censorship has been a constant presence in her life, from school days to her work as a journalist.

Moving beyond the authoritarian state to a democracy is an urgent matter for Nicaraguan women. One that respects basic human rights & freedoms

My son likes baseball and he likes flowers. He likes to help his grandmother water plants and his brother’s father to fix the bike.

This week we dedicate our issue to International Women’s Day. We do so in support of true gender equality at all levels of society.