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Cuba’s State Communications Co. & Military Forge Alliance

Closely monitored by an entourage of the Armed Forces, Manuel Marrero Cruz created a National Working Group for Cybersecurity in Havana.

Most of the routes are more expensive & more dangerous, only serving to evade a few controls while traveling through Mexico the reach the US.

Ortega intensified state violence against feminist human rights defenders by massively revoking the legal status of their associations…

The former Major League star became a strong critic of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, following the massacre unleashed in 2018.

The International campaign gives visibility to the repression being carried out by the government against Cuban artists.

“Pablo is the voice that tells me that it was all a dream, but the dream was beautiful, even if it was a lie.”

The sacrifices of “Carlos”, “Donald”, “Patricia”, “Andrés”, and “Raúl” to send remittances, Nicaragua’s fastest-growing economic category

Forced to strip & squat before being able to see their relatives. Prisoners were finally allowed a visit after 85 days of complete isolation.

The official press publishes a report on a supposed transformation of Galiano street in downtown Centro Habana

Report shows restrictions to political rights, modifications to pluralism and a legal framework incompatible with international standards.