Nicaraguan Journalist and His Family Exiled in Secret
Briceño and his family were expelled from their home in San Rafael del Sur without the right to take anything, & their properties were seized.
Author: Circles Robinson
A Simple Cuban Invention to Have Internet
Makeshift antennas in Cuba are made of aluminum and plastic, and have become the queens of rooftops for home Internet.
Sandro Castro Shows His Class, Again
If the young man had earned what he has through his own legitimate effort, I would feel admiration. But we all know that’s not the case…
You Need to Be Happy
Coming across ruins in Old Havana is commonplace. But if the building in question bears graffiti with the phrase “you need to be happy”…
Politics Should Be Subordinate to Law, Not the Opposite
The government is not obliged to be accountable for its poor management. In dictatorships, administrative accountability doesn’t exist legally
Dealing with Trump in His Second Presidency
What can Mexico do in its dealings with Donald Trump? It can show its strength. And it has plenty.
A Morning Cup of Coffee in Cuba
The first routine of Rolando Godínez’s day is to taste the coffee he will sell and give it his approval. Then he leaves home with his load.
The End of Wholesale Trade in Cuba Between Private Entities
Private businesses, including cooperatives, and self-employed workers affected must liquidate “their inventories and goods in transit”.
News Briefs on December 6, 2024
Here are the top international news stories compiled by Democracy Now on Friday, December 6, 2024.
A Memory of Ordered and Unpermitted Demonstrations
The controversial aspect of this experience is that it took place in a country where citizens can be imprisoned for expressing their thoughts.