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“We Wanted to Get the Electoral Environment”

Carlos Mauricio Flores, executive director of the Honduran newspaper “El Heraldo”, speaks of the expulsion of his news team from Nicaragua.

Over 1,200 people risk being summoned by Cuban State Security just for having signed the letters of support for the Civic March for Change.

“You can’t do anything. You have to say what they tell you to. If they want you to go to the plaza with the Sandinista flag, you have to go.”

Several workers posing with sticks in their hands, a man proudly displaying a stone & some neighbors caught on camera test firing with rifles

In statements made to elToque, the young man explained that “this kind of excess proves the dictatorial nature of the Cuban regime.”

“During the pandemic, sexual violence against girls has grown because they have been confined with their abusers.”

5.3 million doses would be needed to vaccinate 40% of Nicaragua’s eligible population. At present, less than 5% are fully vaccinated.

During his speech at the IAPA Assembly, he defended the value of “words that cut like a knife,” which are what “dictatorships fear.”

Erotic encounters on the island are having a face-off with worn-out panties, briefs & bras. Another of the many shortages Cubans are facing,

“We aren’t working to make a GDP: we’re working to satisfy more and more of our people’s needs and demands,” says the Cuban economy minister.