Yunior Garcia Calls to Stop “Lynching” of Opponents in Cuba
Cuban officialdom continues with its defamation campaign against Yunior García Aguilera and the November 15 protest…
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Features
Last Minute Alliance Shifts Honduras Election Scene
The alliance has shifted the Honduran pre-election scene to open the possibility of the first-ever victory of a left-wing party.
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Nicaraguans Exiled in Costa Rica Consider Fleeing Again
Some Nicaraguans in Costa Rica, fearing for their safety after attacks on several compatriots, now seek protection in third countries.
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Cuban Government Rejects Peaceful Protest Request
The Cuban government has refused authorization for a peaceful protest that has been scheduled for November 15th in several provinces.
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‘Imperialist News Agencies Incite Social Uprising’ in Cuba
Three European media outlets have been added to the list of imperialist press headed by CNN, according to the Cuban government.
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Interactive Map for the Elderly and Caregivers in Cuba
The initiatives mapped are not only State-linked, but also to NGOs, religious institutions, citizen initiatives, community projects & others.
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Havana Reopens: Low Wages, High Prices
People have been taken aback by prices after services reopen. Beers for 135 pesos, meals with pork, chicken or fish for up to 300…
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Rural Water Boards Play Vital Role for Salvadoran Farmers
The system, which began operating in 1985, provides water to 468 families in this and eight other nearby villages.
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Services Reopen in Cuba and Reveal Economic Problems
Gradually relaxing restrictions is a step that comes before reopening the country to international tourism in November.
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Cuban Coffee in US Dollars in Cuba
At the Plaza Carlos III shopping center to buy coffee one customer scoffed aloud “Cuban coffee in American dollars”, others laughed.
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