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How Can You Lock Up Someone Over a Flag?

Luis Manuel Otero: When you know your art may lead to arrest, “you assume repression as a part of the budget for your work.”

Nicaragua: Mixed Messages from the Catholic Church and Ortega Gov. on Covid-19

Granada’s pro-Ortega mayor organizes the traditional pilgrimage despite it being cancelled by the Bishop to avoid contagion.

Means of Transportation, Trinidad, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Means of Transportation, Trinidad, Cuba. By Kenny Dawson (Canada). Camera: Samsung phone

Nicaragua Is Safe Thanks to God and Compañera Rosario

While the world scrambles to come up with prevention strategies to contain the coronavirus, Nicaragua’s acting president, Rosario Murillo, has a novel plan…

Sunrise in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic – Photo of the Day

Sunrise in Punta Cana, La Altagracia, Dominican Republic. By Amarjit Verma (Canada). Camera: iPhone 8 Plus

Nutrition and Coronavirus in Cuba

Cuban families face a number of challenges staying fed, including the choice to stay at home or go out on the street to try and purchase needed food items,

Nicaragua Enters a Twilight Zone after First Coronavirus Fatality

The country demands transparency, an end to censorship and secrecy, and urgent preventive measures to avoid the spread of the virus.

Cuba Sees its Covid-19 Positives Up nearly 50% in One Day

Granma daily reports Saturday that the number of Covid-19 positive cases on the island increased by 48.75% in the last 24-hours to 119 patients.

A Political Exile at the Epicenter of Covid-19 in Spain: “It’s Out of Control”

Luis Blandon has spent more than ten days in quarantine in Madrid, one of the most critical areas of contagion. He is worried about economic survival.

Nicaraguan Government Rules Out Any Quarantines or Social Distancing

“At this time, there is no point in alarming the population to lock themselves up, because you can prolong the phase of infection.”