Nicaraguan Author Sergio Ramirez Interviewed in Panama
He spoke of identity, power, censorship and uprooting, along with the personal and political memories that still shape his writing.
Interviews
“A Free Cuba Cannot Be Built from Revenge”
Ferrer analyzes the challenges of a democratic transition, the role of the opposition, and the need to prevent Castroism from being recycled.
AI Data Center Resistance & Fighting Big Tech Agenda
As organizer Astra Taylor explains, local fights across the country are leveraging this “industry chokepoint” to force important questions.
US Veteran Scaled D.C. Bridge to Protest Iran War & AI
What I did was follow my heart. I couldn’t stay silent in the face of these ongoing acts of mass murder by the US government in my name.
Interview with Jazmine Ulloa, author of El Paso
“The history of migration through El Paso is one that’s been forgotten and overlooked, even though it helped shape today’s US Southwest.”
The Status of Venezuela’s Hundreds of Political Prisoners
CIVICUS interviews Manuel Virgüez, director of a Venezuelan human rights organization that works for citizen empowerment, democracy & justice.
Israel Turns Southern Lebanon Villages into “Moonscapes”
Israel and Hezbollah agreed to a temporary ceasefire in mid-April that has since been extended, but fighting has continued at a lesser scale.
Returning to Our Roots to Rebuild Cuba
Yoandy Izquierdo advocates for an ethics of virtue and comprehensive education for a future Cuba.
The Importance of Not Normalizing Dictatorship in Nicaragua
Rosa Maria Paya: Eight years after the April 2018 protests, a regime of terror against dissenting voices remains inside and outside Nicaragua
Israel Uses Gaza Playbook to Turn South Lebanon into Rubble
Israeli forces continue to bomb towns in southern Lebanon. Over 2,100 people have been killed and over 40,000 homes destroyed or damaged.