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Small-Minded Political Discourse in Cuba and Miami

With Trump in the White House, a line of alleged confrontation has made a comeback, which only stands out for its lack of effectiveness.

Nicaragua’s opposition National Coalition is now in the intensive care ward, attacked by the “mosquito” virus.

It’s not about violent actions, but to do everything that the law allows, such as the right to protest, organize, mobilize and to express oneself.

William Walker inscribed on the ruins of the city he had burned: “Here was Granada”. Now, the expression may instead be: “Here was Nicaragua”.

The escalation of violence in Nicaragua is a more than worrying, a truly alarming phenomenon…

The factors that drove the social unrest of 2019 remain and, in many ways, have been exacerbated by the COVID pandemic.

A democratic state must respect and tolerate any religious beliefs & investigate attacks like the ones perpetrated against the Catholic Church.

A Biden presidency would have a different reality in negotiating with Havana than Obama had in 2014.

The family Ortega-Murillo government in Nicaragua has proven to be highly skilled at blaming its victims for their own demise or destruction.

Nicaraguan journalists continue to live fateful days, the attacks against them do not cease.