Circles Robinson, Author at Havana Times

Dialogues and Monologues in Cuba

For a few hours, we saw the face of a critical Cuban youth that wants their country’s democratization without sacrificing sovereignty.

Amaury Pacheco, a founder of the San Isidro Movement, shares his experiences on the meaning of dramatic recent developments in Havana.

“Subpoenaing a news organization to turn over its source material sets a dangerous legal precedent and undermines trust in the media.”

Artist Julio Llopiz Casal’s mother has written an open letter to Cuba’s vice-minister of Culture, Fernando Rojas.

Our photo of the day: “Chess, Havana, Cuba”, was taken by Greg Rothschild (USA) using his Fuji XT-2 camera. Send us your pictures!

In a highly polarized US Congress, Nicaragua policy is one of the few issues consistently attracting near unanimous bipartisan support.

Peruvian lawmakers repealed a highly contested agricultural law, following five days of demonstrations led by farmworkers

Former Nicaraguan political prisoners are frequently finding themselves back in jail. When out of prison they are under constant harassment.

Attorneys belonging to the World Jurist Association denounced the Venezuelan elections as lacking guarantees needed to be considered valid.

Today’s featured artist is Greta de Leija from Mexico with a live performance of “Vas a Perder” (2020). Send us your favorite tunes.