Carlos J. Finlay Park and Monument in Havana
This place of peace in Havana is shaded by beautiful trees. Its peculiarity lies in a monument in honor of the scientist Carlos J. Finlay. (18 photos)
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Author: Circles Robinson
Flag, Dorado, Puerto Rico – Photo of the Day
Bronya Clyde from Puerto Rico took our photo of the day: “Flag in Dorado, Puerto Rico”, using a Motorola cellphone camera.
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Havana’s “Solidarity Blackouts”
This week we have drawn on what officialdom is calling “solidarity blackouts.” The new fashionable term arises because of a news item…
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Panama’s Teachers Discuss Whether to Return to Classes
The social sectors & the Government reached agreements on point four of the dialogue table agenda, which calls for 6% of the GDP for education,
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Why Democracy Must Be Defended in Brazil
People around the world who believe in Democracy are watching the Brazilian elections amidst Bolsonaro’s threats.
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Roxy Williams: Nicaragua’s “Emerging Space Leader”
This 22-year-old Nicaraguan woman wants to be the first astronaut from her country; and, step by step, she’s moving towards her goal.
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The Gibara, Cuba Film Festival returns, August 2-6
The film and cultural event makes a comeback to the Holguin coastal community with a multicultural program.
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Alisa Amador – Song of the Day
Today’s featured artist is Alisa Amador from the US, the winner of NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest (2022). We invite you to send in your favorites!
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Mountains, Alberta, Canada – Photo of the Day
Tim Cholowski from Canada took our photo of the day: “Mountains”, in Alberta, Canada.
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Five Years in Prison for a Cuban Proposing Elections
Lazaro Yuri Valle Roca was sentenced to five years in prison for the crimes of “ongoing enemy propaganda and resistance.”
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