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Road Cycling in Cuba: Bacuranao (video)

Our intention is to show little-known beautiful places where tourists rarely go. In this video we show you Bacuranao beach, east of Havana.

Luis Almagro said the changes in the Electoral Council “go against the principles and recommendations” of the international community.

“I fled my country to safeguard my life… In the country where I asked for asylum, I was put in a jail for being an illegal immigrant.”

In many democracies, particularly in Latin America, well-meaning reforms intended to enhance democracy have achieved just the opposite.

By February 2021, there had been a 95.5% drop compared to numbers in January and February the previous year.

“What’s on my dinner table starts in this line; if I don’t stand here, what do we eat?” So says an 82-year-old retiree…

Ortega deputies and their allies approve Electoral Council magistrates & electoral reforms that maintain the FSLN advantage in elections.

His wooden house was demolished when he was just ten. He built another one with the boards, a three-story house, in a tree in the backyard.

UN rapporteur and president of the Inter-American Commission for Human Rights warn of impact of restrictions on Nicaraguans’ political rights.

The Analysis Unit of The Economist warns of an increase in social unrest “before and after” the general elections in November.