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Cuba Faces an Apparently Endless Pandemic

Whether the virus finally becomes endemic, something that the health authorities do everything to prevent, we will still have lines for a good while…

Stories, Caracas, Venezuela – Photo of the Day

Stories, Caracas, Venezuela. By Yordanka Caridad. Camera: Nikon D80

Pandemic at the Border: When Working for a Living is Outlawed

Covid-19 drew a line across a previously porous border, which has altered the lives of Nicaraguans & Costa Ricans The new normal is a new illegality.

Rural Nicaraguans: Living without Water Amid a Pandemic

Seven out of ten Nicaraguans living in rural areas must fight Covid-19 without regular access to potable water.

Where’s the Made in Cuba?

Thinking as a country, as our President has suggested, my condolences to the national industry without chickens, turkeys, meats, tomatoes, and soaps.

Boarding the Titanic in Niquero, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Boarding the Titanic in Niquero, Cuba. By Jenny Cressman (Canada). Camera: Pentax Optio W10

Mexican President Lopez Obrador Jumps on the Trump Bandwagon

Why does Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador praise the man who has most incited hatred against the community of Mexican origin in the United States?

What’s Going On with Rice in Cuba?

What has been going on with the #1 staple of Cubans’ diet in recent months? Why has it disappeared from store shelves? What can we expect?

Diosdado Cabello el #2 en Venezuela Tests Positive for Covid-19

“I have tested positive for Covid-19, since that time I have isolated and following the advised treatment,” said Cabello, the leader of Maduro’s socialist party.

Josue Mojica: Nicaraguan Soccer Enthusiast Killed in “Operation Clean-Up”

“I wanted to go to bed and never wake up again,” recalls the mother of her pain and sadness. But she got up to demand justice for the memory of her son.