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Cuba: Another Harvest Lost, This Time Mangoes

“We would have filled a cart to go out [in the streets] and sell, even in the nearby neighborhoods, but we do not have the authorization,”

A decade after the Domestic Workers’ Convention was adopted, the COVID-19 pandemic has aggravated working conditions of many…

Thousands of Cubans woke up worried, after learning the night before that the government would suspend cash deposits of dollars on June 21.

Lisi Solis is the admin of a medicine exchange group on WhatsApp. She created it in May 2020, when Cuba’s medicine shortages were increasing.

Photos are passed around of El Sauce students carrying another teenager dressed as Sandino. “They are promoting fanaticism.” .

On Tuesday, the Cuban artist Tania Bruguera managed to participate in the virtual Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy.

Lawyers for the candidates Arturo Cruz and Cristiana Chamorro have not yet been able to communicate with their clients, still incommunicado.

“We’re working on a shoestring, but above all with the conviction that the least we journalists can do is to remain firmly behind the truth.”

The signatures on its walls that made the “La Bodeguita del Medio” bar stand out from other tourist spots in Cuba have been deleted. Why?

Peruvians face two populists, espousing opposite positions. Their dilemma symbolizes the drama of democracy in Latin America.