Circles Robinson, Author at Havana Times

In Nicaragua, Early Marriages & Teen Pregnancies Are Normal

“There’s a normalization of the violence against girls and teens,” observes sociologist and feminist Maria Teresa Blandon.

Central American researchers warn that the dictatorship uses study centers to establish “a model of indoctrination rather than education.”

Some claim the origin dates back to 1822 when, where the neighborhood is today, a tavern called Mantilla appeared. (21 photos)

Jennifer Rodriguez Pozo from Cuba took our photo of the day: “The Bread Roll”, in Villa Clara, Cuba.

Agreements on minor issues, but not on “the primary issue”: the embargo and the designation of the Island as a state sponsor of terrorism.

Fifty years after the 1973 military coup in Chile, the United States finally declassifies part of its secret documents.

Despite more hotel rooms than there are tourists to fill them, the Cuban Government continues to bet on growth and building new hotels.

Exxon documents reveal that executives, including former CEO Rex Tillerson, secretly worked to sow doubt about the severity of climate change

Russia is coordinating the recruitment of over a hundred Cuban mercenaries for its war effort in Ukraine, according to hacked documents.

Xavier Anaise from France took our photo of the day: “Solitary”, in Saint Tropez, France.