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Some Cuban Universities back to Virtual over Fuel not Covid

Long lines of cars in Cuba wait for the gas stations to be supplied, a crisis that has forced the economy to almost come to a standstill.

Miguel Díaz-Canel said he was “aware of the economic situation”, but affirmed that this would not prevent him from achieving his objectives.

La Marca Tattoo Studio is one of the most important cultural spaces today. It opened its doors in January 2015

As always, humor comes to the aid of Cubans. Social networks have been filled with criticism, memes, and jokes like this one…

Journalist Angel Gahona was murdered while giving live coverage of civic protests against Daniel Ortega’s regime in Bluefields.

Twice detained, he spent nine months deprived of liberty each time. Now he’s one of the banished former political prisoners

Central America’s, precarious salaries, together with violence, are the main forces propelling the flight towards the United States.

“I can’t be everywhere,” complained Valdes. He called on inspectors and managers to carry out greater vigilance of the situation.

“The thieves are walking free, we know who they are, but the Police says they have to catch them slaughtering the stolen animals”

The dictatorship’s forces killed her son on Mother’s Day. “I carry him in my heart, we won’t be at peace until there’s justice.”