Sentenced to 14 Years for Protesting July 11th in Cuba
Mercedes Sanchez, who with Gerardo has two small children, spoke of “the pain & impotence” she feels seeing her partner in that situation.
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Features
Banning Industries in Chile’s Patagonian Protected Areas
“As the World Wildlife Fund Chile, we have a special commitment to protect the marine landscape of the Chilean Patagonia.”
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The Lesther Factor & Ortega’s Onslaught on the Universities
In closing eight private universities, Daniel Ortega has demonstrated that his aim is to silence critical thinking and end academic freedom.
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Savings, Foreign Currency Market & Cryptoactives in Cuba
Very few people in Cuba have enough savings to capitalize on them in Cuban currency, whether that’s in CUP pesos or the MLC (magnetic USD).
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Sergio Ramirez: Nicaragua has the “Only Esoteric Regime”
“Rulers who believe in [metal] trees of life, in the five-pointed star, in the eye of Fatima and use them as a symbol of power.”
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Buena Fe: Political Stance and Controversial Opinions
The Cuban band Buena Fe, and especially its director Israel Rojas, have conflicted with supporters and detractors on social media…
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Cuba Backs the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
History repeats itself. In 1968, Fidel Castro applauded the Soviet empire’s tanks as they entered Prague. Now, in February 2022…
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Effort in Cuba to Encourage Responsible Fatherhood
A responsible father is important for children to grow up in affectionate, respectful environments that send a positive message on equality.
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Ortega Supports Putin’s Deployment of Troops to Ukraine
On the anniversary of Sandino, symbol of anti-interventionism, the dictator justifies Russia’s aggression against Ukraine.
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Struggle in Guatemala Offers Hope for L.A. Indigenous People
A struggle for the defense of their territories waged by indigenous Maya Q’eqchi’ communities in eastern Guatemala…
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