Circles Robinson, Author at Havana Times

Canadian Judge Ends Injunction That Led to Violent Crackdown on Indigenous Fairy Creek Activists

A judge has ended an injunction granted to logging company Teal-Jones, used to crack down on activists at the Fairy Creek watershed blockade.

The evolution of a project like El Toque is the story of a group of Cubans who have seized unique opportunities and run with it.

Univision correspondent Tifani Roberts and the owner of Radio Dario explain the necessary new practice: “anonymous resistance journalism.”

In the Atlantic, neither the powerful hurricane Sam or Tropical Storm Victor are forecast to affect Cuba or the Caribbean region.

Today’s featured band is Los Blacanguay from Peru with the song “Muevete” (1973).

The measure, though not binding, would see the municipal government buy back housing from powerful landlords or real estate companies…

Cuba had the second most migrants (10,742) who have crossed into Panama through the Darien jungle in the first eight months of 2021.

In his speech, Costa Rican President Carlos Alvarado denounced the detention of Nicaraguan political opponents, journalists and students.

Daniel Ortega’s partner for the failed canal project has since lost nearly 29.5 billion dollars. He just suffered a new setback.

Babette Plana from the United States took our photo of the day: “Freedom” in California, USA.