Nicaragua: Thousands of Ortega Paramilitaries Sworn In
They wear white T-shirts, black pants, black shoes, and identical black polyester masks to conceal their faces.
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Cuba Can’t Stop the Music
Cuban musicians are hitting the wrong notes with those in power. Music’s political power has a lot to do with why it is targeted by the state
“The Entire Habana Libre Hotel is Falling Apart”
In the past, entering the Commercial Gallery of the hotel, located at the central corner of 23rd and L streets in El Vedado, was a privilege.
Cuba: False Data Tries to Hide the Oil Production Crisis
Transparency in providing accurate and clear data on crude oil production remains one of the pending issues of the Cuban government.
Maduro Warns of Taking Up Arms along with Cuba & Nicaragua
Maduro assures that “Venezuela is preparing alongside Cuba, Nicaragua, and our elder brothers around the world.”
Cuba Grants Land to a Foreign Co., First Time Since 1959
Vietnam has already cooperated in rice production, but this time it will do so with a lease contract for a Vietnamese company.
Hunger is Rising: What Does It Cost to Eat in Cuba? (Video)
Communist Party leaders call for resistance while claiming supposed “victories” amidst the national disaster.
Maduro Sworn In Again as President of Venezuela
Allied dictators Miguel Diaz-Canel (Cuba) and Daniel Ortega (Nicaragua) and parliamentary officials from Russia and China were present.
January 10, The Decisive Day for Venezuela Has Arrived
Venezuelan citizens took to the streets on Thursday January 9th to defend Edmundo Gonzalez’s electoral victory of July 28, 2024.
Venezuelan Regime Violently Detains Maria Corina Machado
María Corina reappeared in Caracas surrounded by hundreds of supporters after remaining in hiding since August 28, 2024.