The Lines in Cuba: A Social Space
It’s not just a line. It’s an open-air popular assembly, a thermometer of scarcity, and a theater of survival.
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Author: Circles Robinson
Cuba: Will There Be More Transparency This Time?
The serious accusations against Gil, which include espionage, must be proven if the regime wants to show it is a transparent legal process.
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Goodbye Buddy, Quebec, Canada – Photo of the Day
Patrick Gagnon de Canada took our photo of the day: “Goodbye Buddy”, in Quebec, Canada
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Roxana Amed – Song of the Day
Argentine vocalist Roxana Amed with her cover of the song Blue and Green (Sky and Sea) music by Miles Davis, lyrics by Casandra Wilson (2021).
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Honduras: Climate Change Advances Quicker than Gov. Policies
With weak institutions, economic limitations, and slow implementation of climate policies, Honduras’s ambitious targets seem unrealistic.
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Cold Weather Coming Soon to Devastated Gaza
Despite progress in expanding humanitarian aid in Gaza, the urgent needs of the 2.2 million inhabitants remain immense, and obstacles are not being removed.
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Chikungunya Virus Spreading Nationwide in Cuba
For most people, the numbers presented by the Ministry of Public Health authorities were far below the real magnitude of the epidemic.
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US Skips High-Level Presence at COP30 Climate Summit
The overwhelming majority of the world’s people, as Covering Climate Now partner newsrooms have been reporting, want stronger climate action.
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Nicaraguan Mother of Murdered Son Denied Asylum in USA
The defense has until December 8 to file an appeal; meanwhile, the Nicaraguan woman will remain detained in San Antonio, Texas.
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The Economy in Cuba: Everyone for Themselves
The average salary hovers around 4,000 Cuban pesos (CUP). ($10 USD) A few years ago, that was enough to get by. Today, it’s a cruel joke.
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