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Cuba: What Food Sovereignty is Marrero Talking About?

The regime’s position is brilliant on paper and the political discourse, but impractical under the economic model in place in Cuba.

“Those of us who’ve been leftists have a responsibility to tell the truth about some of the Left’s disasters,” the Spanish musician commented.

Vanegas was arrested by Daniel Ortega’s police five times, for which he decided to go into exile, first in Costa Rica, and later in the US.

It forms part of Cuban citizens’ digital tools, which gathers information and solutions that are tailored to the situation on the island.

A sign that, only a few days ago, was advertising a garage sale on 26th Street in Havana suddenly disappeared, leaving customers to wonder…

The political prisoner and former Cosep president was escorted back to a cell in Managua’s infamous El Chipote jail.

While most Cubans are being allowed to travel to Nicaragua to use it as a trampoline for a journey to the USA some are being rejected…

The hospital, one of the oldest in the capital, is rather the epitome of the situation of hospitals in Cuba.

Buildings that previously needed to be demolished or rebuilt from the foundations up, have ended up in ruins, especially in the capital.

By declaring an FSLN sweep of all the country’s City Halls, the FSLN has left Nicaraguans with no political options whatsoever.