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Political Prisoners Describe Surprise Exit from Nicaragua

The 222 exiled political prisoners arrived in the United States. Relatives and exiles received them in Washington, D.C.

French whole milk at over $4 USD was enough for a murmur of indignation to run through the crowd at the new private store.

William Gonzales emigrated when he was eleven. His first book of poetry, Los Nadies, portrays the poor, the marginalized, the migrant.

A report from the US Institute for National Strategic Studies reveals that Russia trained police in “digital surveillance” in 2018.

Cuban authorities plan to have the new underwater internet connection cable running in three months to greatly improve Internet service.

During the visit this past week Iran’s foreign minister, Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, promises and an intense anti-US rhetoric predominated.

“Before the revolutionary triumph, the cobbler shoemaker was a poor trade. The present shows the opposite”.

The Ortega-Murillo regime was glaringly absent from the public hearing held on February 2nd at the Inter-American Court of Human Rights.

“It’s hard to go back,” said Benjamin Ziff, the US chargé d’affaires at the Havana embassy. “The world has changed since Obama’s time.”

They say that the University of Havana Law School has become a “den of police, opportunists and mediocrity”.