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Vietnam Winning New War Against Invisible Enemy

With officials acting quickly to trace and test contacts, as well as quarantine and treat the infected, Vietnam contained the first wave of infections in January.

Searching for Silence in Cuba

In Havana, confinement, voluntary for some, obligatory for others, does not necessarily imply calm or tranquility. Read why….

If We Don’t Heal the Climate, We’ll Get Sick Again

Submerged in confinement and a health crisis without precedent, we attempt to seek medicine and vaccine for Covid 19. However…

The Ortega Dictatorship is an Ally of the Coronavirus in Nicaragua

To face the dictatorship’s blackmail with coronavirus, Nicaragua needs to regain democratic freedoms.

A Propensity to Hug and Coronavirus

It’s not like he goes around giving them to anyone either mind you but he goes up to other kids the same size as him with unbridled euphoria.

Nicaragua Silent on Exporting Covid-19 Cases to Cuba

If you don’t do tests and/or you don’t divulge the results, it’s as if there’s no threat of the Covid-19. That is, as long as the cover-up lasts.

Left to Their Fate in Times of the Virus

A Spanish NGO worker tells her experience on how the Nicaraguan government actually promotes citizen contact during the pandemic.

Nicaraguan Health Workers: What Happened to Our Critical Thinking Abilities?

The silence of health workers in Nicaragua, whatever their motive, understandable or not, is irresponsible, because we’re all in their hands.

Proposals to Reduce the Economic Impact of the Pandemic in Nicaragua

In Nicaragua the effects of the pandemic overlaps with the socioeconomic crisis the country had already been suffering due to Ortega’s clinging to power.

The Coronavirus Pandemic, Cuba’s Elderly and Havana’s Response

The pandemic underscores the serious limitations of Cuba’s care for the elderly, a cohort greatly impacted by the virus around the world.