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Cuba Jabs Vulnerable with Two Trial Vaccines

On May 10, the “experimental study” in at-risk groups began in four Havana municipalities. The rest of the capital will join by June.

Opposition presidential hopeful assures that her candidacy stands. “I remain firm at this time with my proposal to serve Nicaragua,”

Lawyers and civic organizations warn that the Ortega regime is preparing “an electoral farce” by picking and choosing participants.

The child’s father has withdrawn his custody request, opening the way for mother and son to be reunited within a few days.

Anabel didn’t tell almost anyone that she had scabies. “It’s a disease people with poor hygiene get,” she only told a group of close friends.

Celimar is a beautiful spot, although not a shadow of its former self due to erosion and the disappearance of infrastructure that existed.

Division brings uncertainty to Nicaraguans. Victims of the repression demand justice, freedom for political prisoners & safe return of exiles.

From the outside it still looks the same, but inside the Plaza de Carlos III in Havana a silent battle is taking place.

The San Isidro Movement warns about the situation of its leader, Luis Manuel Otero, admitted to a Havana hospital against his will.

I met Felicia while walking down Central Havana’s streets. The books on display on a wall in a doorway on Carlos III Street caught my attention.