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Mirror Images of Exile

In all repressive dictatorships, some rebels are imprisoned, others assassinated, and many others must begin the journey into exile.

Baroque Havana, Cuba, our photo of the day, was taken by Rick Declute from Canada with his Samsung Note 10 camera.

Silverio Portal Contreras, a man of the people, was made a few days before he was arrested in front of the Hotel Inglaterra, in 2018.

With the Police watching, the Ortega fanatics threw stones against the vehicles of opponents. The result was two journalists injured.

This coming week is extremely dangerous for Nicaraguan civil society and independent media. That’s why we send out a New SOS for Nicaraguans.

A woman refusing to sign was told: “The first decapitated body to appear would be mine,” denounced a pregnant woman in rural Nicaragua.

Sporadic but spectacular acts of violence remind the people of how deeply parts of Mexico have slid into lethal conflict over recent years.

US Sanctions Two More Close Ortega Allies as well as Caruna, a “cooperative” allegedly used for massive money laundering.

When Critical Marxism classes were changed to Dogmatic Marxism, after 1976, dialogue was eliminated as a form of verbal interaction.

The European Parliament approved a resolution Thursday proposing new sanctions against Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo.