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Hit and Run: A Sadistic Plot of the Ortega Dictatorship
Nicaragua Opinion Segments 

Hit and Run: A Sadistic Plot of the Ortega Dictatorship

I have said on other occasions that dictatorships have little imagination. And the one installed in Nicaragua has even less.

News

AMLO Tests Positive; Brazilians Demand Impeachment
Latin America News 

AMLO Tests Positive; Brazilians Demand Impeachment

His Family Fled the Nazis and Fidel
Cuba News 

His Family Fled the Nazis and Fidel

Biden Suspends Trump’s “Remain in Mexico” Policy
Latin America News 

Biden Suspends Trump’s “Remain in Mexico” Policy

Cosep: Dialogue with Ortega Only If Agreements Are Met
News Nicaragua 

Cosep: Dialogue with Ortega Only If Agreements Are Met

“The Hill We Climb” by Amanda Gorman at Biden inauguration
News 

“The Hill We Climb” by Amanda Gorman at Biden inauguration

Havana Weather for January 21-27
Cuba News Segments weather 

Havana Weather for January 21-27

Happy in Trinidad, Cuba – Photo of the Day
Cuba Photo of the Day Segments 

Happy in Trinidad, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Bamboleo – Song of the Day
Cuba Segments Today's Song 

Bamboleo – Song of the Day

“Every Cycle Ends One Day”
Nicaragua Opinion Segments 

“Every Cycle Ends One Day”

Cuba’s Production Paradox
Cuba Opinion Segments 

Cuba’s Production Paradox


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Diaries

PedroMorejón
Pedro Pablo Morejon 

There Aren’t Any Real Unions in Cuba

RosaMartínez
Rosa Martinez's Diary 

What COVID-19 Took Away from Me

Safie M. Gonzalez 

Surviving Coronavirus in the Cuban Jungle

IrinaPino
Irina Pino's Diary 

A Friend Leaves Cuba, Out of Stubbornness and Pain

PedroMorejón
Pedro Pablo Morejon 

What’s to Learn in Cuba from Poland’s Example

OsmelRamirez
Osmel Ramirez 

What’s the New Year Looking Like in Mayari?

Features

A Tribute to Journalism in Cuba (Cartoons)
Cuba Features Segments 

A Tribute to Journalism in Cuba (Cartoons)

Our respect and admiration for journalism and communication professionals who with their courage save us from misinformation.

Nicaragua: Justice of the Absurd
Features Nicaragua Segments 

Nicaragua: Justice of the Absurd

Jamaica Failing to Cope with Plastic Waste
Features Latin America Segments 

Jamaica Failing to Cope with Plastic Waste

Memorial Trees Planted in Brazil for Covid-19 Victims
Features Latin America Segments 

Memorial Trees Planted in Brazil for Covid-19 Victims

Opinion

The Mangoes Bloom in Cuba and the Nightmare Begins
Cuba Opinion Segments 

The Mangoes Bloom in Cuba and the Nightmare Begins

Each year, the mango trees begin that beautiful process of blooming to give life to that fruit as coveted as it is nutritious.

Nicaragua Needs International Mediation
Nicaragua Opinion Segments 

Nicaragua Needs International Mediation

Here Comes the Dreaded February!
Cuba Opinion Segments 

Here Comes the Dreaded February!

An Agenda for Cuba: Bread and Hope
Cuba Opinion Segments 

An Agenda for Cuba: Bread and Hope

Interview

Prospects for Biden’s Policies Towards Ortega & Cuba
Interviews Nicaragua Segments 

Prospects for Biden’s Policies Towards Ortega & Cuba

Political scientist Richard Feinstein believes that under Biden sanctions against the Ortega regime will be paired with “negotiations”.

Double Play: Edgar Tijerino’s Blend of Sports & Politics
Interviews Nicaragua Segments 

Double Play: Edgar Tijerino’s Blend of Sports & Politics

Judo Champion: “I had to Reinvent Myself”
Interviews Nicaragua Segments 

Judo Champion: “I had to Reinvent Myself”

Journalists describe covering mob violence at the US  Capitol
Interviews Segments SOS for Journalist 

Journalists describe covering mob violence at the US Capitol

Galeries

La Virgen del Camino, a Havana Crossroads
Cuba Photo Feature Segments 

La Virgen del Camino, a Havana Crossroads

La Virgen del Camino is one of the most important crossroads in Havana. It is an identity element of the San Miguel del Padron municipality.

Camagüey, a City that Seduces (81 photos)
Cuba Photo Feature Segments 

Camagüey, a City that Seduces (81 photos)

Guantanamo Celebrates 150th Birthday
Cuba Photo Feature Segments 

Guantanamo Celebrates 150th Birthday

The City Bathed in Light and Rain
Cuba Photo Feature Segments 

The City Bathed in Light and Rain

Scenes from Havana’s La Rampa
Cuba Photo Feature 

Scenes from Havana’s La Rampa

Recent Posts

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  • Bamboleo – Song of the Day
  • “Every Cycle Ends One Day”
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  • Cuba’s Production Paradox

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