Fabrizio Sansoni arrived in Cuba at the end of 2019, when Havana was celebrating the 500th anniversary of its founding. It was love at first sight.
Latin America
Unemployment, poverty and famine: what Covid will leave behind
The scourge of a pandemic that claims hundreds of thousands of deaths, combined with the inequalities that still prevail in the 21st century, today pushes millions of people towards poverty and hunger. In Latin America the situation is looking disastrous. Ivette Fernandez Despite the fact that, according to […]
Covid: No access to water puts Latin America at risk
In the region, more than 177 million citizens have neither water nor sanitation services. It is imperative that government policies are adopted to facilitate having water and facing the pandemic. Cira Rodríguez César The current Covid-19 pandemic highlighted the urgency of managing a clean and healthy water source, […]
There still isn’t education for all in Bolivia
Universal access to education was achieved by the ex-president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, but now, a supreme decree passed by the de facto government means that not everyone will benefit. Nara Romero Rams Universal access to education was one of the 13 pillars of the Bicentennial Agenda (2025); […]
The Caribbean community, united to face Coronavirus
The new Sars-CoV-2 Coronavirus pandemic reached the region last March and, before then, regional agencies started fixing their risk management to contain the infection, under the guidance of their institutions and the Caribbean Public Health Agency (Carpha). Yodeni Masó Águila Closing borders and economies, reduction of movement and […]
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