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Covid-19 and Nicaragua’s Public Employees

Working for the Ortega-Murillo Government cost her mother her life. The drama experienced by public employees during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Aurelio Pedroso asks might an anti-line vaccine follow the Covid-19 vaccine in Cuba?

The first is showcased as a solution to food shortages and the later isn’t shown.

Why Silence the Issue of Femicides in Cuba? The statistics are not just numbers; they are people’s lives. Here’s some suggestions…

The US Dollar is once again seen by the Cuban Communist Party as its Socialist Lifesaver. Fidel Castro had the same idea in the 1990s.

Kyra J. Colbert describes what she saw in Nicaragua in the middle of its April Rebellion and the government crackdown.

I yearn for a return to the days of community. I hope that the virtual world – the networks, the

Nicaragua’s main opposition groups, the Civic Alliance and the Blue and White Unity must work it out, leaving behind the traditional parties.

Nicaragua and the myth of being a mestizo nation. How would that be treated in a “new Nicaragua”?

Now, at 6:30 in the pseudo-morning, the neighbor across the street already has the television on to hear the morning news,