Segments Archives - Page 444 of 498

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.”

Night in the Capital, Havana – Photo of the Day

Night in the Capital, Havana, Cuba. By Brian Okiec (USA). Camera: zte cel phone

Meet the 17-Year-Old Behind a Website Tracking Coronavirus Cases

A teenager’s website tracking coronavirus is one of the most vital resources for people seeking accurate and updated numbers on the pandemic.

Women Mobilized in Latin America; in Nicaragua They Were Besieged

Thousands of women marched this March 8 and 9 in Latin America, in Nicaragua the Police besieged and repressed any attempted demonstration. (40 photos)

Nicaragua and Coronavirus: Government Silence Weakens Protection

The Ministry of Health hasn’t yet explained to the public the measures they will implement in the face of the imminent arrival of the virus in Nicaragua.

Cuba and its Chains of Production

In the past year we’ve seen the reappearance of a long forgotten and essential element of any serious debate about economic development: chains of production.