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Is Cuba’s Rations Booklet Getting a Boost from COVID-19?

Shortages of food and other essential items are conspiring against the public health system’s efforts to fight COVID-19.

The Caldera River, Boquete, Panama – Photo of the Day

The Caldera River, Boquete, Panama. By Naturase (Nicaragua). Cámera: Xiaomi mi 9t pro

The Gasoline Problem in Venezuela is Critical

With their false claim of revolutionary dedication and self-denial, they intend to defend the nation.

Epidemiologists in Nicaragua: “Signs of Community Transmission”

Although the Government denies it, independent doctors maintain that the country has already entered the phase of local transmission of Covid-19.

The Reopening of Cuba’s Tourist Industry, When and How?

The resumption of tourism to Cuba will be a decision where the public health authorities, regardless of urgent economic interests, will decisively intervene.

Havana Weather for May 7-13

The days will continue to be hot, with warm nights. The probability of showers in the afternoons will remain high.

Dora Maria Tellez: “Ortega Deceived His Followers”

Covid-19 has brought a credibility crisis and a splintering, says Tellez, because “Ortega has played with the lives of his own followers.”

Coronavirus Hasn’t Slowed Ecological Women Farmers in Peru’s Highlands

It’s eight in the morning and Pascuala Ninantay is carrying two large containers of water in her wheelbarrow to prepare 200 liters of organic fertilizer.

How Coronavirus Makes Us Rethink Youth Protests

Large scale street protests are on hold, however, there is an opportunity to rethink how we can protest, expanding online forms of collective activism.

Rainy Day on Infanta St., Havana – Photo of the Day

Rainy day on Infanta St., Havana. By Todd Bennett (Canada). Camera: Sony A7iii