By Ismael Sánchez Castillo on June 10, 2021
Little is reported in Europe about the social, political and economic situation in Nicaragua and when it is it is done badly, or in a manipulated way, especially about the upcoming elections on November 7. In the face of charlatanism and cheap propaganda, concrete, contrasted and real data. (more…)
By Cheryl Labash on October 11, 2021
photo: National Network on Cuba
Today a People’s Peace Prize was awarded to Cuba’s Henry Reeve International Medical Brigade — not the Nobel Peace Prize, although more than 100 organizations and 40,000 individuals from the U.S. alone supported the Henry Reeve Brigade’s nomination. (more…)
By Francisco Herreros on October 7, 2021
Piñera, awash in money
The Pandora Papers is among the largest international collaborative journalistic investigations of all time, with the participation of 151 media from 117 countries and more than 600 journalists, who analyzed 11.9 million documents (more…)
By Alejandra Garcia on October 10, 2021, from Havana
Families of the victims of the terrorist bombing of Cubana airliner. photo: Bill Hackwell
Photojournalist Jorge Oller immortalized with his camera one of the saddest days in the history of Cuba. (more…)
By José Luis Granados Ceja on October 7, 2021
Venezuelan woman waits to board a plane that will return her home. photo: MPPRE
A group of 200 Venezuelans have returned to their homeland with the assistance of the government of Nicolás Maduro following a widely condemned xenophobic attack in Chile. (more…)
October 8, 2021.
Che Vive, photo: Bill Hackwell
Today through a series of tweets, Cuban President, Miguel Díaz-Canel, linked the ideas of Che Guevara with the circumstances facing Cuba today. (more…)
By Alejandra Garcia on October 7, 2021 from Havana
In 1971, Uruguayan political scientist and author Eduardo Galeano read the pulse of Latin American reality well with his lapidary phrase: “The world is divided above all between the unworthy and the indignant, and everyone knows which side they want to or can be on”. This he wrote in his book, The Open Veins of Latin America, which I leaf through today, 50 years later (more…)
By Emir Sader on October 5, 2021
Out with Bolsonaro! photo: Elineudo Meira
Brazil today lives two levels of struggle at once. The first revolves around ending the Bolsonaro presidency and is a democratic struggle to which all those who today are against him belong – regardless of their positions in the past nor the degree of responsibility they had for Bolsonaro’s rise (more…)