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Who’s Afraid of Coronavirus?

The policy of fear seems to be a fundamental part of the governmental strategy of President Nayib Bukele, in El Salvador.

Nicaraguan Oncologist with 28 Years Experience Fired “for Thinking Differently”

Dr. Luz Indiana Talavera now joins a list of health specialists fired by the Ortega-Murillo regime amid the Covid-19 pandemic,

Dayron Robles Enjoys His Social Distancing Working the Land

Wearing boots and a hat to protect him from the sun, Cuban Olympic champion Dayron Robles enjoys his time in social isolation working his land.

Hotel Nacional, Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Hotel Nacional, Havana, Cuba. By Leroy Lemos (USA). Camera: Samsung cell phone

Covid-19 Cases in Nicaragua Continue Unreported

The Citizen’s Observatory has 290 reports of suspected Covid-19 cases. The Nicaraguan Ministry of Health only admits to 11 cases, three of which have died.

At Home, Suffering with Cuban TV

The Cuban Radio and Television Institute said it would help make quarantine a little easier by putting on a kind of summer programming.

Havana’s Gran Teatro – Photo of the Day

Havana’s Gran Teatro. By Jasminka Matic (Croatia). Camera: Samsung Galaxi J4+

Unimaginable: the Big City Switches Off

I worry all the time about my family in Nicaragua. I feel helpless watching the incompetent leaders of my country when they minimize this pandemic.

Weed and Paper to release La Peste (The plague)

When art is saving us from committing boredom-induced suicide; El Funky has taken advantage of the moment to release “La Peste”.

Self-employment and the protection of workers when confronting COVID-19

This crisis, despite its life-altering circumstances, irreducibly reveals the vulnerabilities and strengths of the systems in which we exist.