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Nicaragua Marches Fast Forward to “Cubanization”

Business organizations will not be able to have employees or bank accounts. “It is a new blow to the economy and the welfare of Nicaraguans.”

Faced with shortages of private savings, lots of elderly need to go back to work – being reemployed – or turn to informal economic activities.

The news of the shuttering of Cosep, the main private sector representative, and 18 business organizations became official on March 6th.

The glass of milk for “anyone who wanted it”, proclaimed by Raul Castro in 2007, has even been erased from the official records of that day.

This March 3-5 boasted a Festival of the Bicycle in Havana, centered in the Fábrica del Arte and radiating into streets and parks…

Spectacular data was offered from the productive and commercial monopoly consortium of Cuban tobacco, Habanos SA.

Organizations and victims stress that the GHREN report has “the necessary elements for the international community to act.”

On one side of the Rio Grande, dozens of migrants set up an improvised camp from where they wait for a response to the request they made.

Her life, her studies and her dreams stopped dead during the time she was in prison. She was declared guilty of treason…

At least 98 people have lost their lives and 340 have disappeared along the Cuba-U.S. migration routes since January 2021.