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Street, Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Street, Havana, Cuba. By Matthew Cope (Canada). Camera: Fujifilm X-E3

Coronavirus: Opportunity or Obstacle for the Ortega-Murillo Regime?

Why has the Nicaraguan government not decreed any serious measure against the coronavirus and goes against the tide to the rest of the countries?

Cuba Closes Borders, only Citizens and Permanent Residents Allowed Back

The Cuban government closed the country’s borders over the coronavirus pandemic on Friday evening.

Street in Centro Habana – Photo of the Day

Street in Centro Habana. By Valente Montes (USA). Camera: iPhone Xs

The Pandemic Can Overturn Politics in Latin America

“Bolsonaro is finished”, read luminous signs during the kitchen-pan-banging protest against the Brazilian president.

Harassment of Journalists Jeopardizes Public Safety amid Coronavirus Pandemic

Growing intimidation and repression of journalists reporting on the coronavirus threatens public health in some countries, says press freedom monitors.

Coronavirus Puts Cuban Science to the Test

Cuba’s health system and scientific breakthroughs are facing the challenge of proving their ability to respond to a pandemic such as the Coronavirus.

Naomi Klein’s Case for Transformative Change Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

Author, activist and journalist Naomi Klein says the coronavirus crisis, like earlier ones, could be a catalyst to shower aid on the wealthiest interests.

Nearly 700 Britons who Docked in Cuba are in Route to London

The nearly 700 British passengers on the MS Braemar cruise ship operated by the Fred Olsen Co. are in route to England on four chartered flights.

Cuba Depending on Tourism: A Bet Gone Wrong

“Tourism could near zero, and unfortunately it is the best thing that can happen. But it is a necessity for our survival,” explains economist Antonio Díaz.