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Nicaragua: How Journalism Overcomes Censorship from Exile

With all civil liberties stripped away in Nicaragua, journalism in exile is the last stronghold of freedom to investigate & report the truth.

Cellphone theft is ever more common in today’s Cuba and contributes to the normalization of other crimes.

More and more parents resist letting their children complete the “service” or even register, the step prior to mobilization once they turn 18

In Cuba, there is hardly any electricity. That is a fact. But the workers in this field also lack the means to perform their duties.

Not all is lost: at least we have the comfort that, when the lights finally go out, no one will see our desperate faces.

They demand thousands of dollars from Nicaraguans who are banned from returning, while others are forced to “ask forgiveness”.

Cuban authorities have extended exceptional tariff benefits, established to ease the shortage of basic necessities and the energy crisis…

While in the US consumers are facing increasingly higher prices, in Latin America food is getting cheaper.

The world watches Gaza’s destruction in horror on social media. How is the greatest human drama of the century seen from Latin America?

Despair and sadness have taken hold of Cuba, as if beauty itself had emigrated, just like the uncontrollable exodus. (14 photos)