Nicaraguan Photojournalist Recounts his Sudden Exile
The Nicaraguan AFP correspondent had to seek exile. “It’s sad that practically no one is left to depict what’s happening in Nicaragua.”
Features
Given the Low Quality of Food in Cuba Hotels Must Import
The regime’s proposal to buy food products from farmers did not prosper due to the shortages from low production.
Latin American Leaders Criticize Maduro Ahead of Elections
Lula da Silva, Gustavo Petro & Gabriel Boric express their concern about the direction and policies implemented by the Venezuelan government.
Cuban Collective Promotes Dialogue on the Prison System
One of the key objectives is “to guide and support families, friends, & the community regarding the situation of people deprived of liberty.
Traditions in Cuba: The Drum is Stronger
The clouds dance their gray dance, and the dolls seem to be made by hurried children who didn’t receive televised music education classes.
The Revolt of the Black Beans in Cuba
“A pound is so expensive I haven’t given myself that luxury in a long time” They used to sell 10 ounces a month on the ration cards.
Cienfuegos, Cuba Suffering from Drop in Foreign Tourism
“Sales have been greatly affected. Just a few years ago, up to ten buses with tourists stopped here every day, and we catered to them.”
Cuba’s Comptroller Booted, and a Harder Hand Is Requested
Cuban president Diaz-Canel says that private businesses in Cuba “do not have” the Government’s confidence.
Food Production in Cuba Is Going Through Worst Moments
Deficiencies in all sectors of Cuban farms, non-payments to producers, lack of fuel and an exodus of the labor force.
Warning of Persecution in Venezuela’s Electoral Campaign
Nicolas Maduro made public statements claiming if he does not win reelection, the country “could fall into a bloodbath, into a civil war.”