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Doesn’t the Eagle Catch Flies?

On Sunday the primary elections of the opposition parties in Venezuela were held. The hard work of candidate María Corina Machado bore fruit.

The farm belonged to one of Cuba’s most important politicians before being expropriated, and then abandoned, by the Gov. of Fidel Castro.

Don’t worry, someday we’ll know how public positions were used wrongfully for personal, family or group benefits at the expense of the State.

The ridiculous nature of this island makes humor a part of our armor. It’s the easy way Cubans have found to expose the situation today.

Today’s featured artist is Aquiles Baez from Venezuela with the song “Goajira” from the album “La Patilla (feat. Anat Cohen)” (2007).

There was a robbery at my bodega store, a few days ago. That’s the neighborhood store where people purchase their rations.

Latin American presidents promise to respect the human right to migrate and to support other legal alternatives for migrants.

Of those interviewed, 64% indicated they would not recommend others pursue a career in the public healthcare sector.

Government spokeswoman Arleen Rodriguez formulated the questions in a way more to do with public relations management than journalism.

Just one of these Teslas that you can see around Havana would be enough to fix the motors of half a fishing fleet. Who’s importing them?