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State Workers in Nicaragua have been “Kidnapped”

Former prosecutors and judicial workers admit that the actions of Ortega’s police, judges and prosecutors are “unconstitutional” & “immoral.”

If he didn’t make it, Nerey had already thought about staying in a Central American country to work. Going back to Cuba was never an option…

“The IMF isn’t interested in democracy, only in the macroeconomic fundamentals, even if these are obtained at the cost of essentials…”

Marta Vazquez denounces that the Cuban Border Guards did not continue the search for the disappeared, alleging a lack of equipment

Havana is filling up with private businesses without the authorities publicizing the tenders for their procurement.

Jose Marti wrote an article about different stages of human evolution based on the houses different social groups lived in.

The report sees the “subjugation” of Havana by Moscow resulting in “the new dominant class being a kleptocratic and autocratic oligarchy”.

In the early ‘60s, Fidel Castro also failed to recognize the foreign debt contracted by previous Administrations calling them “illegitimate”.

“Between the raw material and the taxes, they don’t leave us any room for a discount,” complains a seller in Sancti Spiritus, Cuba.

With doctorates in absurd business practices the Cuban people have studied an infinite number of courses at the university of misery.