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Biden’s New Measures, US Companies and the Cuban Market

“It’s likely many US companies will think twice before entering the Cuban market again, and some might never go back.” Read why…

If anything surprised the Cuban government during the July 11, 2021, protests, it was the large number of teenagers who took to the streets.

With these, the number of organizations of all types summarily shutdown in Nicaragua since 2018 reaches 562, 488 so far in 2022.

For opposing Ortega she suffered constant harassment and police persecution for three years. She is now in the US, requesting asylum.

In addition to damaged crops & cuts in telecommunications & electricity, the rain left over a thousand homes partially or totally destroyed.

Since January, the official press has reported the lack of cans & containers for soft drinks in Los Portales, the main company on the island.

The organizations supported humanitarian, cultural, health, basic services & other initiatives benefitting the most vulnerable population.

In an unprecedented decision, the Mexican immigration authorities have offered to extend transit visas to those who need them.

The Chilean president affirms that his government “really” believes in democracy and “we are committed to respecting human rights.”

Ramirez is one of 40 Nicaraguans that will participate in events parallel to the Summit of the Americas.