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Nicaragua: Why Do We Change Organizations but Not Practices

Generational turnover in Nicaragua faces a fundamental dilemma: political practices that have sustained strongmen for decades remain intact.

Let’s understand the scope of Carretero’s relationships with the Miraflores Palace in Venezuela and how they extend to Cuba.

Perspective allows us to create a photograph that, although it physically has two dimensions, conveys depth or a third dimension. (33 photos)

The decline and aging of Cuba’s population is not merely a statistic nor an automatic parallel with aging societies in the developed world.

“Our celebration here is not joy. The war (in Gaza) continues; it has not ended. It’s a message of hope from Bethlehem.”

“When I go out on the street I ask God, make me invisible, make me invisible, so I can come back to my children,” says a Venezuelan migrant.

They are doing this with the goal of eliminating the ever-increasing power outages that the country has been experiencing since 2019.

The experience of Manuel encapsulates the Cuban paradox: highly trained professionals forced to live in the shadows.

Until When? is a question that has echoed among Cubans for decades, born of the urgent longing for improvement in their critical situation.

The structural vulnerability has turned citizens into hostages of the state and permanent victims of systematic human rights violations.