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Tania Bruguera Mocks Cuban Government Censorship

On Tuesday, the Cuban artist Tania Bruguera managed to participate in the virtual Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy.

Informed consent is the procedure to inform a person selected for a clinical trial about the objectives, benefits, risks, rights and options.

Lawyers for the candidates Arturo Cruz and Cristiana Chamorro have not yet been able to communicate with their clients, still incommunicado.

“We’re working on a shoestring, but above all with the conviction that the least we journalists can do is to remain firmly behind the truth.”

In addition to the pandemic, the shortage of fuel (gasoline & diesel) continues and the problems that this generates are increasing.

The signatures on its walls that made the “La Bodeguita del Medio” bar stand out from other tourist spots in Cuba have been deleted. Why?

Peruvians face two populists, espousing opposite positions. Their dilemma symbolizes the drama of democracy in Latin America.

Bruguera said the group that arrived at her house didn’t even know what Instar is. “It was an alert… something very strange, a threat.”

Prosecutor’s Office announces that the Police are investigating the former diplomat, based on the “Law in Defense of the People.”

Campaign season in Mexico has seen a rash of murders, as organised crime seeks to cement its influence no matter which parties win.