Visiting Cuba as a Tourist
If I had to give one piece of advice to a visitor to Cuba for the first time it would be: mix with the Cuban people, visit a family’s home…
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Features
Cuba’s Shortages & Blackouts: Ideal Setting for Crime Surge
“Hopefully it’s just a bad run and we can return to peace of mind,” in Cuba said singer Yuliesky Perez Placeres.
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Nicaraguan Migrants Falling Victim to Mexican Mafias
Experts offer advice to migrating Nicas on how to avoid becoming victims of ransom attempts, and what families should do if this occurs.
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Mystery Owners of the New Hotel in Crumbling Centro Havana?
The protagonists are an American-Venezuelan musician, a mysterious Anglo-Saxon investor and the shadow of Mariela Castro.
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Bianca Jagger Calls for “Greater Firmness” against Ortega
The human rights activist pointed out the need to go beyond dialogue and sanctions with a regime that is committing crimes against humanity
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State Companies’ Inefficiency and News on the Cuban Economy
Despite the “modernization” and “tweaking” process of socialist state companies, this figure reveals the inefficiency of its business model.
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Carlos Mejia Godoy, Nicaragua’s “Three-in-One” Artist
We all knew Carlos Mejia Godoy as a singer & poet through his song lyrics. Now he has introduced a new facet to his artistic life: painting.
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Police, Social Network Posts Used to Frame Oscar Rene Vargas
Its feared that he will suffer “hypothermia” locked in a punishment cell in the infamous El Chipote jail in Managua.
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Women’s Boxing in Cuba, Finally after Excessive Delay
Boxing has been an Olympic sport for women since the 2012 London Olympics, and Cuba has let three editions of the Games slip by…
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The Results from Diaz Canel’s Tour of Allied Countries
Beyond secrecy, which is already a common practice around here, what is known or can be deduced from this media show of a trip?
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