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Neurosurgeon Leaves Nicaragua Due to Attacks, Threats

Neurosurgeon Jairo Gutierrez, one of the doctors who have quietly treated victims of repression since 2018, went into exile for his safety.

The year 2021 was the driest in Chile’s history, and a recurrent water deficit is predicted for the future.

Cuban émigrés tend to stay connected with events on the island, be it through contact with relatives, social networks or online media.

On February 19, 2021, twenty-something animal lovers protested in front of the Ministry of Agriculture, in Havana. So what’s happened since?

The community authority speaks of the danger that flows down the river from the south that stalks the population.

Arturo McFields assures that he is raising his voice for the political prisoners and those killed by the Ortega regime’s repression.

This bad news comes while deliveries are being made, this week, allowing 4 pounds per person at 5 pesos/lb. in several Havana neighborhoods.

US-Cuba relations have become a trending topic on Cuban social media after different articles went viral on the issue in recent weeks.

“These works could have been lost forever. A postcard changed everything. It said simply: “Isabel, I have your mother’s canvases…”

Migrants leave their families, material possesions and pets behind. Very little is said about it, but it also causes suffering.