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Journalists Persecuted, No Rights in Nicaragua, Cuba & Venezuela

The OAS Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression reports that there is no Rule of Law is these countries, nor safeguards for journalists.

For decades Canada has been the leading sender of vacationers to Cuba, ahead of Europeans, the US and Latin Americans.

His posts were controversial because he defended the government’s positions in a publication considered illegal.

The name of the Queen of Salsa did not come to light in any of the president’s statements as he toured the poor neighborhood.

Ovi P. Sanchez from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Woman on her balcony” in Havana, Cuba, using a Nikon DH1 camera.

We wanted to draw this week about the controversy unleashed as a result of the most recent Yomil video clip.

Taking capital out of the hands of the oligarchs & putting it directly into those of Cuban citizens is the empowerment the Cuban people need.

In January 2021, Jorge Noris got a pay rise; but now he buys less and it isn’t exactly because he’s trying to save money.

Due to the current forecast, it is not expected that Hurriane Larry will affect Cuba and the Caribbean, but its evolution should be followed.

The opportunity is now possible, for well off individuals or with help from abroad, to import their own photovoltaic systems to Cuba.