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New York as Never Before Photo Essay

Almost overnight, life on the streets came to a grinding halt as New York decongested more completely than anywhere else in the United States. (16 photos)

Car on Calzada St., Havana – Photo of the Day

Car on Calzada St. Havana, Cuba. By Carolina Bogado (Germany). Camera: Samsung Galaxy 8

Dying in Nicaragua in the Time of Coronavirus

“Rosie’s” family was never told that she had COVID-19. Her death certificate states that she died from “respiratory insufficiency and atypical pneumonia”.

Portrait, Viñales, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Portrait, Viñales, Cuba. By Jeffrey Cale (USA). Camera: Sony NEX7

Ortega’s Sick Gamble with Covid-19 in Nicaragua

The dictator has only one purpose: to remain in power, at any cost, and bets on chaos being to his advantage.

Nicaragua’s Version of the Carrot and Stick

The Ortega-Murillo government in Nicaragua has been mixing ironclad repression with its “concern” about the health of the population.

Covid-19 Effects on Cuba’s Private Sector Aren’t Only Economic

“It’s a space for small business owners to find guidance,” where they can channel their emotions relating to the consequences of COVID-19…”

Petrol Station in Varadero, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Petro Station in Varadero, Matanzas, Cuba. By Caitlin Runyon (Canada). Camera: iPhone X

Poll in Nicaragua: FSLN Weaker, but Could Beat Divided Opposition

Cid-Gallup: 70% disapprove of the government’s actions in confronting COVID-19, which they identify as the country’s current principal problem.

Cuba’s Piglets with Wings

In all his magical realism perhaps even Gabriel Garcia Marquez could never have imagined pigs with wings.