Cuba: Bread, Anti-Bread and Chaos
Just talking about the bread tragedy would be enough reason to call the leaders that own this country incompetent and replace them.
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Features
Young Nicaraguans Reach Their Musical Dreams in Costa Rica
Violinist Ana Verónica Sánchez, guitarist Francisco Chavarria and producer Juan Vicente Teran emigrated to study music in Costa Rica
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Social Security Expert Dazed by Ortega’s Seizing Pensions
International experts discuss legal options to demand the restitution of the retirement pensions illegally suspended by the Ortega regime.
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Carlos Mejia Godoy “Life in Exile” Documentary Now Online
The new documentary on the Life in Exile of the famous Nicaraguan singer/songwriter Carlos Mejia Godoy is now available online at no charge.
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Cuban Gov. Shows Political Prisoner Jose D. Ferrer Is Alive
The 64-year dictatorship ruling Cuba has developed a systematic persecution of the figures that could become opposition leaders.
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Ortega Confiscates Assets of Business Executive Piero Coen
Declared a “traitor” and “stateless” in a mock trial, the business magnate has now been stripped of his properties by the Ortega regime.
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The Electric Minibus of Sancti Spiritus, Cuba
Those who manage to get into the vehicle are now wondering how the authorities will be able to propel it in the hottest months.
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Caregivers in Cuba Require Autonomy and Wellbeing
Caregivers normally find their life projects stunted, resulting in less opportunities and further reinforces gender inequalities.
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Not Everyone Is Cut Out To Be a Father
The bump began to grow, and we also evolved as a couple working through traumas that we healed together…
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Nicaraguan Customs Implements Controls over US Debit Cards
The card owners are “issued a citation” to appear at the Managua Airport Customs Office, where they’re questioned about their income…
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