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Why Is There a Cash Shortage in Cuba?

The scarcity of physical money has provoked criticism from the public, and questions about the institutional silence & the information vacuum

Nighttime abductions and express hearings are part of the new strategy to “impose silence” and “force people into exile”

The harvested water is used to irrigate gardens, provide water for livestock and food production, and even for aquaculture.

More than 50 Nicaraguans charged with political crimes are living with the uncertainty of losing their parole at any time.

It is rather advocating for an elitist system that benefits certain social groups above others, institutionalizing inequality among Cubans.

The prosecutor’s focus is on the survivors and victims of crimes against humanity. “They have not lost hope that justice will be done.”

Bilateral trade has tripled in a year and three Russian banks have requested to open branches on the Island.

On August 19, 2022, Monsignor Alvarez was forcibly abducted, since then the dictatorship has carried out a chain of abuses against him.

The persistent crisis that has already lasted three decades has damaged the infrastructure and quality of services at hospitals and clinics.

Over 120 employees of Nicaragua’s Judicial Branch have resigned or been fired since September 2022.