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From Nashville to Havana, a Tale of Two Statues

The January sun in Tennessee illuminates but doesn’t give any warmth, a difference that still surprises one born under the Tropic of Cancer.

Adolfo Marenco is accused of trying to flee the country and of refusing to return to “work” with the dictatorship’s inner circle.

Among the products that Cuban emigrants visiting the Island bring in their suitcases is an increasing presence of contraceptive methods.

The ways power structures in Cuba control discourse explains how far this domination extends which results in abuse of power…

A consumer association points out the poor quality of hotels and restaurants on the island in comparison to Mexico and the DR.

New unions cannot be formed, and those that already exist cannot – or do not want to – protect workers’ rights.

Miguel “Mike” Bezos left Cuba in 1962. He came to the USA from Cuba wearing a jacket his mother had hand-stitched from cleaning rags.

“They’re afraid that we’ll all leave, and reveal how fed-up Nicaragua’s public employees are,” one of them reflects.

Applying costs nothing, and Nicaraguans with legal immigration status can be sponsors, even if they’re not relatives of the applicant.

What were the results of the process that was applied to Venezuelan migrants? Did parole stop Venezuelans entering the US illegally?