Those Who Pay the Price
Starting February 1, Cubans will have to pay a price five times higher to see their relatives, study, work, or travel outside their province.
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Features
Nicaraguan Professors Prefer Resigning Over Indoctrinating
Over 1,200 professors were fired from Nicaragua’s confiscated universities. Others would rather look for other jobs or emigrate…
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Human Rights Watch Finds “Widespread Impunity” in Nicaragua
The organization accuses the Ortega-Murillo regime of intensifying the repression and demands justice for the victims.
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Jose Luis Rocha’s View of Nicaragua’s 2018 Rebellion
Well-known sociologist and researcher Jose Luis Rocha passed away in Guatemala on the last day of 2023, leaving a huge vacuum.
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Child Beggars: A Growing Problem in Holguin, Cuba
In the neighborhood of Pueblo Nuevo in the city of Holguin, several children go to the private Bolas Bar to ask for food or money.
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A Chronicle About the Cuban Government’s Hatred of Culture
Reader and imitator of Lenin, Fidel Castro implemented a regime of censorship and subordination of intellectuals to the State in Cuba.
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Nicaraguan Public Employees Required to Become Sandinistas
Government workers must now fill out an FSLN “militant’s card,” with information on living & dead relatives, and their social media accounts.
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President of Ecuador Declares “Internal Armed Conflict”
Agents of the National Police of Ecuador entered the TC Televisión channel hours after it was assaulted by a group of armed men.
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The Cuban State Has Little Money for Recycling
In Holguín, Ramón is dedicated to collecting aluminum cans that are recycled to make pans and other kitchen utensils.
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Cuban Firms Compete in Blue-Scorpion Fraud Against Cancer
Patients from all over the world have come to Cuba as a lifeline since, in 2011, the state-owned Labiofam introduced Vidatox…
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