Human Rights Advocates Resist Ortega’s All-Out Assault
Threats, jail, exile, and annulment of their legal status are some of the government’s strategies to silence the human rights defenders.
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My Children Think Their Father is in a School Not a Prison
Before the pandemic, Marbelis Vazquez and Daniel Cardenas managed La Guarapera Velazquez, a private business selling fresh sugar cane juice
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Explosion at Havana’s Hotel Saratoga Was Worse than Reported
The Cuban TV news on Friday night said so far there are 22 deaths, including a child and a pregnant woman, as well as 64 persons injured.
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Crossing the US border & Turning Yourself In, What Happens?
Two testimonies from Nicaraguans who crossed the Rio Grande into the US. An immigration lawyer explains the real options…
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What Do Vegans and Vegetarians Eat in Cuba?
During these times of shortages, holding onto these nutritional habits presents a challenge and you need to improvise, exercise resilience…
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The Cuban Gov. Pursues its New Enemy, the Dangerous DPEPDPE
The new message that the Cuban regime considers subversive is not even pronounceable DPEPDPE, an acronym that has the censors scrambling.
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Ortega’s War on Nicaraguan Civil Society Continues
With these organizations annulled the Ortega regime has closed 218 associations, universities, foundations, and other non-profits since 2018.
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Recycling Materials Is a Natural Must-Do for Cubans
Reusing is an everyday activity in Cuba. Giving a second or third life to objects after serving their original purpose has become naturalized.
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May Day in Cuba: Celebration or Repression?
Cubalex & Justicia 11J observed an increase in repressive events against activists, opponents, journalists & relatives of detained people…
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Indigenous Women in Mexico Standing Against Inequality
Indigenous women face marginalization, discrimination, violence, land dispossession and lack of access to public services.
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