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“When Cubans Change Their Obedient Behavior for Disobedience”

“I’d like to note that we Cubans are very reluctant to take on and learn from success stories in other places. I would say that Latin Americans are too,”

Nuevo Vedado, Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Nuevo Vedado, Havana, Cuba. By William Q. Ross (USA). Camera: iPhone X

Matagalpa Confronts Covid-19 Amid Mistrust and Official Silence

“There simply isn’t any trust in the system,” warn doctors who denounce the lack of measures and the increase in pressures on health personnel.

Photojournalist: Brazil’s Reckless COVID Response Threatens Indigenous Survival

As Brazil sees over 800 deaths in 24 hours and nearly 400,000 confirmed cases, we look at COVID-19’s devastating impact on Brazil’s Indigenous peoples.

More than 600 Covid-19 Patients Hospitalized in Nicaragua

Dozens die daily in Managua, Chinandega, Masaya and Rivas; beds, ventilators and primary supplies are scarce and more staff is infected.

A Cuban Doctor on New York’s Frontline

Gabriela Sanchez-Bravo left Cuba with her family in 2005, after finishing pre-university at the Lenin vocational pre-university.

Sergio Ramírez: “In Nicaragua, the Virus Has Become an Ideological Issue”

According to the regime’s discourse there is no epidemic because Nicaragua’s borders are shielded, thanks to the official imagery, by divine protection.