US Ends Family Reunification Parole Affects Thousands of Cubans
With this announcement, that option disappears and applicants will now have to wait outside the country until their visa becomes available…
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Author: Circles Robinson
Syrian journalists now enjoy freedom but also new risks
“The first and most important difference is freedom of movement, the basis of any journalistic work,” said NoonPost’s reporter Hamza Abbas.
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Cuba: Hotels Practice Exchange-Rate Anarchy with the USD
In restaurants, the exchange rate used for prices ranges between 150 and 286 pesos depending on the dishes.
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Expressionist Portraits from Cuba
Expressionist photography is photography that uses the medium as a personal language to express feelings and inner visions. (19 photos)
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First Atlas Rocket into Space, Florida, USA – Photo of the Day
Gary Rosenfeld from the USA took our photo of the day: “First Atlas Rocket into Space” in Florida (USA).
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The Cuban Government’s New Plan to Capture More US Dollars
Private businesses and self-employed workers will be able to use these resources to import raw materials but must deliver 20% of the balance to the Central Bank at the official exchange rate.
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International News Briefs for Friday, December 12, 2025
We bring you some of the top international news stories compiled by Democracy Now on Friday, December 12, 2025.
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Ecuador Freezes Accounts of Indigenous & Environmental Groups
Ecuadorian authorities have used secret intelligence reports to freeze the bank accounts of Indigenous and environmental organizations.
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Luis & Rosa Quartet – Song of the Day
Today’s featured artists are Luis Pousa (Argentina) & Rosa Ines Villegas (Colombia/Francia) y su grupo con la canción “Chan Chan” de Compay Segundo (2024).
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Rural Women in Chile Bear Cost of Environmental Backsliding
Rural women in Chile have denounced a strong uptick in the use of dangerous pesticides in the large agro-export businesses.
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