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Artists Meet in Havana to Fine Tune Demands

“The group of 30 hasn’t rested, they’ve hardly slept, [meeting] in a democratic, respectful way, with open hearts,” said Tania Bruguera.

The IACHR report notes serious human rights violations in the prison system, a lack of justice, and a police state rife with impunity.

The brutal killing of Joao Freitas by two supermarket guards, repeatedly shown on TV and social networks, shocked the country.

Recently, there are more suspected cases and deaths, which is why independent doctors warn that it could be the beginning of a new wave.

The officials didn’t specify the exact date. They just say it will take place on the first day of a certain month. Many think it is imminent.

On the night of Nov. 26, Cuba’s telecommunications company ETECSA blocked access to social networks. Then State Security went into action…

During the Covid-19 pandemic, soldiers have been deployed to enforce containment measures, often using brute force.

Residents of Wawa Bar began returning to their community this week, despite the lack of water and the houses having all been destroyed.

Government help isn’t reaching all of the shelters in Bilwi, Nicaragua. With each passing day, the hunger and desperation mount.

We bring you the story of three gutsy Cuban women who despite the intense Police repression they face continue to demand their rights.