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What Cuban Santeria Priests Prophesize for 2023

Prophesies include natural disasters by hurricanes, sea surges and river floods that will result in economic and human losses.

Surveilled, threatened, harassed, and in several cases detained for questioning, the mothers, wives, and sisters of prisoners don’t desist.

We summarize the 11 most prominent news items during the year for Nicaraguans living under the Ortega-Murillo dictatorship.

Since January of this year ending, 2.4% of the 11.1 million inhabitants of the island of Cuba have emigrated to the United States

Indignation runs through the affected municipalities. Social networks have been filled with messages in search of the lost product.

Public employees rejected the radicalization of the dictatorship in 2022 and denounced the surveillance and espionage.

The state machinery of the Tax Office, Customs and City Halls is designed to blackmail and punish companies, businesses and commerce.

More protests has meant stepped up repression. Photos of repressors attacking children in the town Nuevitas will go down in history books…

Expose on the Ortega-Murillo regime’s use of criminalization as a systematic tool for control against human rights defenders in Nicaragua.

Díaz de Villegas was born in Cumanayagua, Cienfuegos, and worked as a theater actor and university professor at the Higher Institute of Art.