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My Close Encounter with the Phantom of the Coronavirus

We were scarcely four people in the bus, however, right on the other side of the aisle, a woman coughing head down caught my attention.

Cuba to Assist British Travelers after Coronavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship

The Fred Olsen Cruise Ship, MS Braemar, will dock in Mariel, Cuba on Tuesday with over 1,000 passengers including dozens possibly with the coronavirus.

Analysis of the Sanders – Biden Debate

Presidential candidates Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders faced off in their first one-on-one debate Sunday night in the midst of an unprecedented national crisis

The Resistance of the Press in Nicaragua

While persecuted by the dictatorship, independent journalism’s resistance keeps the flame of freedom of the press alive as the last reserve of a democracy.

Three years after the Fire that Killed 41 Girls in Guatemala

Stigmatization, criminalization and a lack of justice: at the end of 2019, the 15 surviving girls were accused for the deaths of their fellow “safe home” inhabitants.

Nicaragua Remains Open to Tourists on Cruise Ships

Daniel Ortega and his wife/VP Rosario Murillo believe God has made Nicaraguans the chosen people, immune to the coronavirus.

Windy day at Cayo Coco, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Windy day at Cayo Coco, Cuba. By Shannon Randal (New Brunswick, Canada). Camera: Nikon D60

How Will COVID-19 Affect Economies of Latin America & the Caribbean?

The COVID-19 outbreak is a new potential source of volatility and a threat to the macroeconomic stability of Latin America and the Caribbean.

Industrial Tourism in Cuba (Video)

Industrial tourism is one of the modalities being promoted in Cuba, and the abandoned sugar mills are one of the destinations.

Nicaragua Fails to Declare “Emergency” over Coronavirus

Elevated projection of possible mortality proves that the Ministry of Health expects the most serious patients to merely “come to the hospitals to die.”