US Sanctions Russia’s Rosneft over Oil Ties to Venezuela
The USA stepped up its pressure campaign against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, slapping sanctions Tuesday on Russia’s Rosneft Trading.
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The Cyclists Who Crossed Nicaragua in Three Days
A group of five cyclists set out to travel Nicaragua, from the Pacific to the Atlantic, in three days. 460 kilometers later, they tell how they succeeded.
Home Delivery Services on the Rise in Cuba
There is no data on how many people are currently using food delivery services in Cuba, however, it is becoming more frequent, especially in Havana.
Bosque de La Habana – Photo of the Day
Bosque de La Habana. By Monisha Ehsan (Canada). Camera: iPhone XS Max
Demonstrators Call Out Mexican Government, Media for Enabling Femicide Crisis
In Mexico City, protests called out the Mexican government and media for its inaction, and in some cases its complicity, in the high rates of femicide.
Nicaraguans in Costa Rica: a Long History of Welcome and Rejection
The long history between Costa Ricans and Nicaraguan immigrants has shaped families and friendships, although discrimination and xenophobia still persists.
El Salvador: “Bukele Blows his Image as a Cool President”
Carlos Dada, founder of El Faro: “Bukele has provided enough displays of his authoritarian, undemocratic disposition and of being a danger to stability”
Nicaragua: Sixty-one Political Prisoners Still Remain in Ortega’s Jails
The release of 8 dissidents in the last two days still leaves at least 61 opponents of Daniel Ortega’s regime as political prisoners in the his jails.
Brief History of a Free Man
I remember when I met David Berenguer. His charisma and easygoing nature turned him into a family friend from that very first visit. (9 photos)
Family Picture, Kings Bay, Tobago – Photo of the Day
Family Picture, Kings Bay, Delaford, Tobago. By Gerard O’Neil (USA). Camera: Canon EOS Rebel T6