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The Reality Behind Cuba’s Health Propaganda

Cuba, one of the countries that successfully navigated the first wave of the pandemic, is now taking a beating in the most recent spike.

The Nicaraguan University Alliance (AUN) and the Campesino Movement reported nighttime raids on Monday to arrest several of their leaders.

The Havana Axel-Telegrafo Hotel, dedicated to the LGBTIQ+ community, will be the first hotel of its kind in the Cuban capital.

During the week of June 7, Lopez couldn’t find peace at any moment of the day. Her family, like her, feared she’d be taken prisoner…

Overlooking the Tiscapa lagoon, a yellow metal tree casts a shadow onto the large silhouette of Sandino, Nicaragua’s national hero.

Four recent robberies of cooking oil intended for delivery to Sancti Spiritus & Villa Clara has set off alarm bells in government offices.

“Cubans will depend on receiving other currencies now, like euros or Swiss francs, instead of USD, making these other currencies stronger,”

Many of our readers ask us where we obtain the data to write about the exchange rate for foreign currency on the informal market in Cuba.

Over 100 people have commented on a Facebook post that asked for information about “mules” traveling to Russia.

Lawyers chosen by relatives of those in jail are “annulled” by the courts and are now being threatened and told to abandon these cases.