Circles Robinson, Author at Havana Times

Food Crisis Worsens in Nicaraguan Indigenous Territories

The past month’s rains caused serious flooding that washed away the crops that would normally be harvested at the end of July & early August.

Diplomat Hugo Rodriguez advocated in the US Senate for an end to human right violations and a return to democracy in Nicaragua.

Alejandro Tamayo Chacon was arrested by force. Police officers broke into his home without a warrant and dragged him to the patrol car…

Brewster Gisbourne from Canada took our photo of the day: “Farmer in Baracoa, Cuba.”

Today’s featured band is Fruko y Sus Tesos from Colombia with the song “Okairi Okaira” (1986).

They said the cancellation of the legal status of more than 1,200 associations “represents a clear pattern of repression of civic society.”

The above advertising poster was removed on July 14, after a campaign on social networks where it was described as an “insult” to exiles.

The bill would ban nearly all abortions while making abortion care a crime punishable by up to 10 years in prison.

Dario is a locksmith in Flores, a middle-class neighborhood in the Argentine capital, who will have to stop working in the next few days.

These are not the classic photos… They are pictures showing people who live in or visit Havana going about their daily lives. (56 photos)