Circles Robinson, Author at Havana Times

Protesters Demand Freedom for Leonard Peltier After 47 Years

“Now the government is actually admitting they don’t know who shot these FBI agents, but will not give him a new trial or grant him clemency”

William Gonzales emigrated when he was eleven. His first book of poetry, Los Nadies, portrays the poor, the marginalized, the migrant.

Today’s featured artist is Calypso Rose from Trinidad with the song “Abatina” from the album “Far fom Home” (2016).

A report from the US Institute for National Strategic Studies reveals that Russia trained police in “digital surveillance” in 2018.

Crossing borders, embarking on a journey which you only know the beginning but not the end, while you accept an uncertain future…

There has never been in Venezuela such a fierce and sustained repressor of the working class and its leaders as the so-called worker-president

Niels Graverholt from Denmark took our photo of the day: “Today’s Catch”, in Havana, Cuba.

Today I appropriate a short and lapidary phrase that we hear daily in the voice of feminist movements around the world: Not One More!

“There was no time to set up a firebreak, nothing. I think everyone here went through the same situation. The wind speed changed very fast”

Cuban authorities plan to have the new underwater internet connection cable running in three months to greatly improve Internet service.