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For Girls, the Biggest Danger of Sexual Violence Lurks at Home

“During the pandemic, sexual violence against girls has grown because they have been confined with their abusers.”

When the Sandinista revolution overthrew the Somoza dictatorship in 1979, Sergio Ramirez was one of its most prominent leaders. Today…

The song “Patria y Vida” (Homeland and Life) aspires to win a 2021 Latin Grammy or to even become the “Best song of the year”…

The dialogue between Nicolas Maduro’s government and the Venezuelan opposition has fractured – momentarily or permanently.

We bring you an editorial from our journalistic partner El Toque about the harassment suffered by the staff of their dynamic media platform.

“Countries with inclusive economic and political structures all face criticism and demonstrations but they listen and improve.”

5.3 million doses would be needed to vaccinate 40% of Nicaragua’s eligible population. At present, less than 5% are fully vaccinated.

The Cuban Attorney General’s Office issued a warning today of the serious consequences of demonstrating peacefully on November 15th.

The days will remain hot, with some scattered clouds in the morning. Some isolated and light showers are expected mainly in the afternoons.

During his speech at the IAPA Assembly, he defended the value of “words that cut like a knife,” which are what “dictatorships fear.”