Afraid to Go to Work: Dozens of Nicaraguan Hospital Staff Resign
Doctors, nurses and interns resign to avoid being infected by COVID-19, due to the lack of equipment and protective measures in the hospitals.
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Prioritizing Life or the Economy Will Determine the Post-Pandemic Focus
The pandemic served to raise awareness of the need to change the urban paradigm, while at the same time awakening spontaneous solidarity among citizens
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Project Wants to Breathe Life into Cuba’s Sugar Towns
The cultural project will be based in Hershey, a depressed hundred-year-old sugar refinery town and the hub of the only electric train on the island.
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The Cuban American Vote in 2020: Will it Go for Trump?
It’s election season in the USA. So, among Florida watchers, that means a new round of predictions about the performance of “the Cuban vote”.
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“We Have All Seen the Express Burials”, says Bishop in Nicaragua
Monsignor Rolando Alvarez warns that cases of Covid-19 are on the rise and asks that deaths and infections be reported “truthfully”.
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Golden Twilight, Cayo Coco, Cuba – Photo of the Day
Golden Twilight, Cayo Coco, Cuba. By Taz Arora (Canada). Camera: Samsung SM-G965W
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Is the Fight for Human Rights & Racial Justice Overriding the Coronavirus Risk?
The defiant stand against the police injustice has triggered the question: is the fight for human rights and racial justice overriding coronavirus threats?
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Leadership Styles, Political Empathy and a Pandemic
Responses to the pandemic and their results seem to be explained by leadership style and a leader’s empathy skills in times of a global crisis.
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Women’s March Activist Tamika Mallory says “Charge the Cops” (Video)
Former Women’s March co-chair Tamika Mallory demanded, “Charge the cops in every city across America where our people are being murdered.”
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Havana’s Capitolio Building – Photo of the Day
Havana’s Capitolio Building. By Kent Beattie (Canada). Camera: Samsung 8
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