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Cuba’s Social Fabric Is Hurting

“Violence is not a solution, respect for each and every Cuban is. Calling for fratricide can be the death of the nation.”

The Nicaraguan Ministry of Health (MINSA) summoned three doctors on Thursday to appear for questioning regarding statements about Covid-19.

The events in Cuba starting with the nationwide July 11th protests added to the alarming crisis already affecting the Cuban population.

“Summary” proceedings to sentence participants in the July 11 protests for “inciting public disorder” and other crimes have started in Cuba.

Cuban artist Tania Bruguera was subjected to an 11-hour interrogation on July 20th by the investigator in the case against Hamlet Lavastida.

Vladimir Putin’s Government defies the international community that demands the Ortega regime stop its’ blatant human rights abuses.

On July 18, the Cuban Conference of Religious Leaders announced a service to accompany relatives of those jailed after the July 11 protests.

Hundreds of Nicaraguans demonstrated in San Jose, Costa Rica, on July 18th, under the slogan, “Nicaragua is not alone.”

Cubans Dayme Arocena and Pavel Urkiza have just released a song dedicated to the protests that took place throughout Cuba on July 11th.

Rosario Murillo threatened doctors who warn about a new Covid-19 surge. Fear triggers self-censorship and exile among the profession.