Circles Robinson, Author at Havana Times

Ortega’s Plan for His Confiscated Universities

Confiscating universities is not to “deprivatize” higher education, but to annul critical thinking and subdue the student movement.

Lee Arden Lewis from Canada) took our photo of the day: “Hippie Graffiti”, in Havana, Cuba, using an iPhone 13 ProMax camera.

The draft version of the new Cuban Penal Code affirms that the State, the Government and the Communist Party stand above the Cuban people.

In a closed-door trial on February 8, Mendoza was convicted of conspiracy to undermine national integrity and disseminating false news…

Hearings on the role of major oil companies in funding and disseminating misinformation about the climate crisis.

“A few years ago, honey was found in stores that sold merchandise in pesos, but it disappeared with the economic reforms,” laments Lola…

Students from the latest six universities closed and confiscated by the regime of Daniel Ortega have no idea what their future holds.

Meanwhile, Chilean president-elect Gabriel Boric, has condemned human rights violations in Nicaragua on repeated occasions…

Greg Rothschild from the United States took our photo of the day: “The Scientist Cat”, in Havana, Cuba.

This forecast week the days will be partly cloudy with some showers mainly until Sunday. Highs will be between 20 and 28°C (68 and 82 F).