Cuban Gov. Tries to Punish Cuban Boxing Champion
The boxer said he wouldn’t walk into the ring with the US anthem because he is Cuban and his homeland and national anthem are Cuba.
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Features
It Isn’t the Season for Complaining Here in Cuba
It’s so hot you don’t want to do anything, much less go outside. But you have to work, even if your wages aren’t enough to get by.
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The Pets Left Behind from the Cuban Exodus
Since October 2020, over 400,000 Cubans have entered the US across its southern border. How many of these migrants had animals in their care?
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What Makes Cubans Flee, US Sanctions or Failed Policies?
The latest stampede “broke out after the dictator Miguel Díaz-Canel gave the order to repress the demonstrators on July 11, 2021”…
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Cuban Newspaper Insults Exonerated, Victim to Face Trial
There is enough evidence to prove the Cuban regime is monitoring social media to identify any words criticizing “State Security”.
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Nicaragua: Rosario Murillo Attacks “Treacherous Vipers”
Four hours of choreography, a concert of confiscated music, few international guests, and a Sandinista Youth crowd.
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Murillo’s Sandinista Youth – From Shock Force to Spy Network
The group swore “loyalty” to “the Comandante and his partner.” “They’ve sold themselves for perks,” three former members affirm.
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Can Cuba Recover by Giving Hotels & Resources to Foreigners?
Economist Pedro Monreal refutes the proposal of his pro-government colleague, Juan Triana, for being “insufficient & undermining sovereignty”
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Forbidden to Forget: Song for Justice for Ortega’s Victims
“It is a song that seeks to inspire Nicaraguans to continue the struggle for freedom,” explains Carla Mendoza, author of the song’s lyrics.
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Faces of Cuba’s Political Prisoners: Loreto Hernandez Garcia
Loreto Hernandez & his wife, Donaida Perez, were arrested on July 15, 2021 after taking part in the July 11 protests in Placetas, Villa Clara
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