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Nicaragua’s Public Employees are “Suffocated”

They denounce the surveillance of their social networks, the government’s use of spyware and the obligation to publicize “our good government”

What some analysts are calling the Russification of Cuba is moving forward full speed ahead with an unforeseen cost to the island’s population

The musician who wrote much of the song book of the Sandinista Revolution faced exile again in 2018, persecuted by the Ortega-Murillo regime.

The following video gives some insight into Cuba’s prisons and how the prisoners are treated. It is in Spanish with subtitles in English.

While much more is known about Operation Peter Pan that took 14,000 young Cubans to the USA, this story has little been told.

The new legislation puts on paper a practice previously banned in the Cuban media, considered one of the evils of capitalism

The dictatorship changes its tune and the deputies create the White Cross, to replace the shuttered Nicaraguan Red Cross.

Women with US dollars can still by the product on the illicit or online markets, the rest must improvise.

The forced exile is embodied in the play by a group of Nicaraguan asylum seekers in Holland.

“The Cuban government uses torture as a means to get a fabricated and false confession, to keep activists in jail for long periods of time.”