How and When Human Rights Became a Wrong in Cuba
The structural vulnerability has turned citizens into hostages of the state and permanent victims of systematic human rights violations.
News
Diaries
Opinion
Killer Robots: The Terrifying Rise of Algorithmic Warfare
Machines with no conscience are making split-second decisions about who lives & who dies. This isn’t dystopian fiction; it’s today’s reality.
Features
Conclusions from Cuba’s National Assembly Session
The structural crisis Cuba faces is becoming increasingly evident. In 2025, the tourism industry recorded its worst year in decades.
Interview
Lessons from Venezuela for Nicaragua
Felix Maradiaga: “we shouldn’t place all our hope in solutions that come from outside; we have to organize an internal force of resistance”.
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Kenya: Landmark Ruling Restores Seed Freedom
For years, smallholder farmers across Kenya have been engaged in a legal battle over a law that criminalizes saving, sharing and exchanging indigenous seeds.
Galeries
The Palacio Cueto Hotel in Old Havana
On the southeastern side of Plaza Vieja stands a building with a very curious architectural design: the Palacio Cueto Hotel. (13 photos)
