Nicaragua Enters a Twilight Zone after First Coronavirus Fatality
The country demands transparency, an end to censorship and secrecy, and urgent preventive measures to avoid the spread of the virus.
Read More
The Future has Quickly Arrived
Thinking of Italy, with deep angst. All of the social and economic structures that existed before covid-19 are faltering.
Read More
Nicaragua: University Autonomy in Times of Coronavirus
How is it that a center of thought, with the country’s chief medical school, hasn’t been able to protect its students, staff and administrative employees?
Read More
A COVID-19 Quarantine Diary from Havana
Over the course of the past week surrealism has spread almost as quickly as the COVID-19 virus. At least in Havana…
Read More
Cuba’s Etecsa Telecomunications Co. Should be Helping
When will Cuba’s monopoly telecomunications company, ETECSA, lower its exhorbitant Internet rates to help Cuban families in these times of crisis?
Read More
Coronavirus in Cuba, Social Symptoms
Many people believe that the government should have closed the border as soon as the World Health Organization declared a global pandemic.
Read More
Cuba in a Virtual State of Emergency
It cannot be interpreted any other way. President Miguel Diaz Canel said, “the coronavirus is coming at us.” We must halt the extension of the virus.
Read More
Zero Hour: Our Region in the Face of the Pandemic
It is true that history recounts the devastating impact of past pandemics, but none of them broke out in such a populated world…
Read More
The Ortega-Murillo Regime Is the Virus
Nicaraguan history has taught us there are external factors outside the government’s will, that may affect it if they fail to take the required measures…
Read More
“Be Like Ortega,” The Viral Message in Nicaragua for Covid-19
“Be like Ortega,” referring to Nicaragua’s president who hasn’t shown his face in public since the coronavirus went from an epidemic to a pandemic.
Read More