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Venezuelans Face a Long Road Home from Colombia

Tens of thousands of Venezuelan migrants who have been left destitute by Colombia’s Covid-19 outbreak want to go home.

Nicaragua: Bad Faith and a Desire to Betray the Population

Instead of every man for himself, Ortega-Murillo opted for letting die whoever is going to die… even some of their most faithful guardians.

Above All Else: Consistency and Education

I feel close to my uncle in his spiritual side, his rich character, an intellectual who takes action, a man who searches for truth within and outside of himself…

Sunrise Bakery Run, Viñales, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Sunrise Bakery Run, Viñales, Cuba. By Dan Segal (USA). Camera: Nikon D600

Why My Nicaraguan Father Did Not “See” His Blackness

When pressed, my father would acknowledge that he had African ancestry. He was constantly reminded of it by the people around him.

Details on Reopening Cuba Tourism post-Covid-19

Cuba has announced that it will begin lifting restrictions post-Covid-19, in three staggered phases. Here’s the plan for both Cuban and foreign tourism.

Waiting for My Havana Recovery Phase

The Cuban government has just announced its national plan for the next stage of the pandemic, which is broken down into three phases.

The Streets of Kansas City

In 1985 I left the desert for a job in Kansas City, Missouri, a city that had long been racially divided.

Racism and Dominance

It was in 1967 the term Institutional Racism was coined by Stokely Carmichael (later known as Kwame Ture) and Charles V. Hamilton.

Covid-19 in Nicaragua: Med Students & Residents Drafted into Battle

“Even though we’re not yet officially doctors, we’re sent to face the risk at the hospitals where COVID-19 cases are treated,” criticizes a pre-intern.