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A Press Freedom Crisis Unfolds in Latin America

The tactics for silencing journalists in L.A. and the Caribbean are evolving, appearing in legislation and court decisions across the region.

The high temperatures will have little change, at 28 and 29° C (82 and 84 F), and the lows between 21 and 23° C (70 and 73 F).

The statement calls for an end of abuse against their Cuban counterparts, objects of State launched slander campaigns & increased harassment.

Today’s featured artist is Caridad Cuervo from Cuba with the song “Sabor Guaguanco” from the album “Caridad Cuervo” (1960).

“It’s time now for other victims to come forward. I hope some of them are able to do this. Everyone has their own time and pain…”

If the country doesn’t change, children today will be the ones to put the final nail in this Dictatorship’s coffin…

The non-profit organization based in Cardenas, Matanzas, is one of the pioneers in dealing with this problem on the island.

The ALBA Summis is one of the few international activities that Ortega attends. This year he traveled with his son Rafael Ortega Murillo.

After so much time at home for the health crisis, many places have begun to offer service. I wanted to go spend a few hours in Old Havana…

It tells the story of Guantánamo prisoner Abu Zubaydah, the first so-called high-value prisoner subjected to the CIA’s torture program.