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Torture as State Policy in Nicaragua: The Moral Decay of the FSLN

The application of torture and extreme cruelty as a systematic arm of repression is the final phase of the FSLN’s moral decomposition.

Calls to combat the climate emergency marked the opening of the 25th Conference of the Parties (COP25).

Dennis Martinez: To hear shots and attacks along with calls for reconciliation, solidarity and love, doesn’t rhyme. There’s nothing poetic about it.

At 62 years old, Daina Chaviano shines with the radiance of new grass, bearing the light green of Hope. She has written 13 bestsellers…

A few days ago, the nightly Mesa Redonda show on Cuban TV discussed the subject of “continuity” as president Miguel M. Diaz Canel’s political slogan.

To help you understand the current situation in Latin America, we offer you an A to Z explanation of what’s happening in the region.

Love, Havana, Cuba. By Katie Thierwechter (USA). Camera: Google pixel

What is interesting about the OAS report, what concerns this article, is the recommendation of a dialogue. Again, to dialogue?

This story popped into my mind with the repetitive, energetic and patriotic calls for productivity and efficiency of the Cuban government.

The Nicaraguan women who emigrated to Costa Rica to escape Daniel Ortega’s repression are suffering “structural violence”. Read why.