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As Much Fear in Nicaragua as in Afghanistan

In Afghanistan, Nicaragua, Cuba and Venezuela, people are fleeing and anywhere seems better than where they are now, all risks worthwhile.

When most Cubans must go out daily to find food for the table, the government is debating how to keep the economy afloat amid the pandemic.

“After the July 11 Protests, we were told to pay close attention to social media to “fight” & share posts by “pro-government influencers.”

The criticisms of the Cuban Prime Minister, Manuel Marrero, directed against Cuba’s healthcare personnel have unleashed a storm…

Carlos F. Chamorro: “This threat is destined to fail, because they can never confiscate independent journalism.”

Participating in any type of organization not controlled by the FSLN has become a crime in Nicaragua, even worse if it’s an NGO.

The Ortega-Murillo government continues to be at war with Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs). Now 40 have stripped of their legal status

The things that have changed since July 11th are only to cover up the tense sense of calm that Cubans have been living with for over a year.

We dedicate our drawings to the unfortunate shortage of medicines in Cuba, during the toughest moment of the pandemic on the island.

Balladares and her daughter left everything in their home country, due to the persecution they endured from the Ortega-Murillo Government.