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Cuba Breaks Another Record

Cuba is back to its ability to set records, notes the government. However, this time it is not about low infant mortality or athletic feats.

Last year, Jaxine Scott was off work as a caregiver at a primary school as a result of the pandemic. One day, she noticed…

Two years after the government and the Civic Alliance signed accords, they remain unfulfilled. No comment from the Witnesses to the signing.

That socialism resolved Cuba’s race problem is just an illusion: “You can’t destroy a mindset so easily that’s been baking for centuries…”

Discontent and abandonment in Nicaragua’s Caribbean region fed into Yatama’s march in Bilwi. The march was held despite the police siege.

The street used to be full of tourists but now from the corner of Virtudes to Paseo del Prado in Old Havana, there is only one lone truck…

Every day, Oscar would run into skinny children, skin hanging off their bones, with a lost gaze, in the streets of his community and in Caracas.

The damage suffered by Karla, and a countless number of Cubans banished over the decades, wasn’t inflicted by a crazy or confused official.

Silvia led a peaceful life in Managua. Without great ups and downs, her life was focused on her profession & her family. Then things changed.

“The government sought to favour the company. If renewable energy is going to destroy nature, I don’t see the benefit.”