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Nicaraguan Convicted for Waving the Country’s Flag
News Nicaragua Segments 

Nicaraguan Convicted for Waving the Country’s Flag

The prosecution asked for 16 years for supposed drug trafficking. A Judge also delivered a guilty verdict against 23-year-old Brayan Cornejo.

News

Italy Charges Humanitarians Who Helped Rescue Refugees
News 

Italy Charges Humanitarians Who Helped Rescue Refugees

Pope Francis Moves Ahead with Iraq Trip
News 

Pope Francis Moves Ahead with Iraq Trip

Brazilian Journalist Wins Slander Suit against Bolsonaro’s Son
Latin America News SOS for Journalist 

Brazilian Journalist Wins Slander Suit against Bolsonaro’s Son

Havana Weather for March 4-10
Cuba News Segments weather 

Havana Weather for March 4-10

Call for Nicaragua to Stop Restricting Press Freedom
News Nicaragua SOS for Journalist 

Call for Nicaragua to Stop Restricting Press Freedom

Biden Halts Transfer of Oak Flat Sacred Native Land, to Mining Co.
News 

Biden Halts Transfer of Oak Flat Sacred Native Land, to Mining Co.

Is Nicaragua “Back to Normal” as Ortega Claims?
Features Nicaragua Segments 

Is Nicaragua “Back to Normal” as Ortega Claims?

A Visit to Viñales, Cuba – Photo of the Day
Cuba Photo of the Day Segments 

A Visit to Viñales, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Fantasy Turned Nightmare for Human Trafficking Survivor
Features Latin America Segments 

Fantasy Turned Nightmare for Human Trafficking Survivor

Nicaragua Left Behind as Flights Resume in C.A.
Features Nicaragua Segments 

Nicaragua Left Behind as Flights Resume in C.A.


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Diaries

OsmelRamirez
Osmel Ramirez 

Intense Drought Makes Life Harder in Mayari, Cuba

Safie M. Gonzalez 

Varadero and Cayo Santa Maria

OsmelRamirez
Osmel Ramirez 

Other Plagues Attacking Cubans

Nike 

Rice Is Filling, but…

PedroMorejón
Pedro Pablo Morejon 

A Happy Day’s End for a Hunter in Cuba

ArmandoChaguaceda
Armando Chaguaceda's Diary 

Combating Authoritarian Disinformation

Features

Wells to Alleviate Water Shortages in Venezuelan Capital
Features Latin America Segments 

Wells to Alleviate Water Shortages in Venezuelan Capital

“It’s expensive, but we’re talking about water,” Ronny Castro, a user of a well built by 76 families in four adjacent buildings, told IPS.

MaxiBebe: Natural Baby Food Made in Cuba
Cuba Features Segments Uncategorized 

MaxiBebe: Natural Baby Food Made in Cuba

Cuba Bets on GM Corn to Increase Production
Cuba Features Segments 

Cuba Bets on GM Corn to Increase Production

Bukele Wins Big in El Salvador
Features Latin America Segments 

Bukele Wins Big in El Salvador

Opinion

Covid Struck While on a Visit to Havana
Cuba Opinion Segments 

Covid Struck While on a Visit to Havana

Nowhere else is this news, perhaps not warranting even a slight mention. However, in Cuba, its quite an event, and merits applause.

Bulldozing Our Rights in Nicaragua
Nicaragua Opinion Segments 

Bulldozing Our Rights in Nicaragua

Cuban Cartoonists Use Blue to Reject Hate Rallies
Cuba Opinion Segments 

Cuban Cartoonists Use Blue to Reject Hate Rallies

Our Failure to Comply with “Stay-at-Home” Nears a Year
Cuba Opinion Segments 

Our Failure to Comply with “Stay-at-Home” Nears a Year

Interview

Nicaragua’s Press Censorship is “Physical, Legal and Symbolic”
Interviews Nicaragua Segments 

Nicaragua’s Press Censorship is “Physical, Legal and Symbolic”

“The situation is critical. A high dose of courage is needed to engage in journalism, but there’s a great capacity for resilience.”

A Nicaraguan on a Scientific Mission in Antarctica
Interviews Nicaragua Segments 

A Nicaraguan on a Scientific Mission in Antarctica

“Biden Is Clear about Ortega’s “Authoritarian Nature”
Interviews Nicaragua Segments 

“Biden Is Clear about Ortega’s “Authoritarian Nature”

New Nicaraguan Law Could Destroy Banking System
Interviews Nicaragua Segments 

New Nicaraguan Law Could Destroy Banking System



Galeries

The Longest Urban Artery in Cuba
Cuba Photo Feature Segments 

The Longest Urban Artery in Cuba

The Calzada de 10 de Octubre is the longest urban artery in Cuba. It stretches from esquina de Tejas to La Palma de Arroyo Naranjo. 53 photos

Cojimar Dresses in Colors
Cuba Photo Feature Segments 

Cojimar Dresses in Colors

A Havana Barrio with Sharp Contrasts (97 Photos)
Cuba Photo Feature Segments 

A Havana Barrio with Sharp Contrasts (97 Photos)

Early 20th Century Architecture in Havana (Photo Feature)
Cuba Photo Feature Segments 

Early 20th Century Architecture in Havana (Photo Feature)

There’s Baseball in Chile Too (photo feature)
Cuba Latin America Photo Feature Segments 

There’s Baseball in Chile Too (photo feature)

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  • Italy Charges Humanitarians Who Helped Rescue Refugees
  • Intense Drought Makes Life Harder in Mayari, Cuba
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  • A Visit to Viñales, Cuba – Photo of the Day
  • Pope Francis Moves Ahead with Iraq Trip

11th Havana Times Photo Contest Winners

After a full month of work the 15-member jury has given its verdicts in the 11th Havana Times Photo Contest.

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