The Cuban Yaya Panoramix: Focus & Venting
Yaya Panoramix burst on social media one day, with an explosion of emotions. The July 11th protest had just happened…
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Author: Circles Robinson
Cuban Customs Extends Free Entry of Food & Medicine
The unlimited importation of food, hygiene products and medicines by individual travelers is extended for another half year in Cuba.
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Figure at Sunset, Barbados – Photo of the Day
Joanna Woodley from the UK took our photo of the day: “Figure at Sunset” on the West Coast of Barbados.
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I Do Believe You (Illustrations)
Making the fight to end violence against women visible is more & more essential in Cuba. Four days ago, a report by “El Estornudo”…
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The Reconquest of Power in Honduras
The election of Xiomara Castro in Honduras appears to open a new chapter in Central American polarization. Will it consolidate democracy?
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Women Denounce Sexual Assaults in Cuba
Sexual assaults suffered by women in Cuba are largely invisible in the press, institutions & political figures, however they occur frequently
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Ortega says China Strengthens Nicaragua’s International Relations
Ortega added that with China the project of the interoceanic canal through Nicaragua is “alive,” again as investor Wang Jing promised.
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Cuban Spiny Urchin – Photo of the Day
Jenny Cressman from Canada took our photo of the day: “Cuban Spiny Urchin” in Granma, Cuba.
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Ortega’s Break with Taiwan, the “Most Generous” Donor
Ortega’s sons appear in China sealing the geopolitical alignment of the regime, Taiwan regrets the “contempt” after decades of cooperation.
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Vilma Nuñez: I’m staying in Nicaragua Defending Human Rights
The long-time president of the Nicaraguan Center for Human Rights doesn’t rule out the possibility of being jailed by the Ortega regime.
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