Nicaraguans in Costa Rica: a Long History of Welcome and Rejection
The long history between Costa Ricans and Nicaraguan immigrants has shaped families and friendships, although discrimination and xenophobia still persists.
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El Salvador: “Bukele Blows his Image as a Cool President”
Carlos Dada, founder of El Faro: “Bukele has provided enough displays of his authoritarian, undemocratic disposition and of being a danger to stability”
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Nicaragua: Sixty-one Political Prisoners Still Remain in Ortega’s Jails
The release of 8 dissidents in the last two days still leaves at least 61 opponents of Daniel Ortega’s regime as political prisoners in the his jails.
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Brief History of a Free Man
I remember when I met David Berenguer. His charisma and easygoing nature turned him into a family friend from that very first visit. (9 photos)
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Family Picture, Kings Bay, Tobago – Photo of the Day
Family Picture, Kings Bay, Delaford, Tobago. By Gerard O’Neil (USA). Camera: Canon EOS Rebel T6
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Guessing in Cuba on Economic Policy Results
Evaluating last year’s economic performance will require guessing given that the authorities have not released an iota of information to the public.
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Cuba to Drop Astronomical Car Prices by 10%
On February 6, the Cuban government announced new prices for its’ monopoly sales of used cars, some of the most expensive on the planet.
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V-Day and Campaign to End Sexual Violence (Video)
This Valentine’s Day, people around the world are taking to the streets to protest violence against women and girls.
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Suffocating… Afraid of Our Own Country
The knock on the door came at 9 PM. I could see two men and three women standing outside through the peephole, all of them elegantly dressed.
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Trapped in the Storm, Havana – Photo of the Day
Trapped in the Storm, Havana. By Margaret Brehony (Ireland). Camera: iPhone
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