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How Maduro’s “Anti-Hate Law” Plays Out in Venezuela

Here’s our report on how Maduro’s “Anti-Hate Law” plays out in Venezuela. It combines censorship and repression to put a muzzle on journalists

Hurricane Eta downgraded to Tropical Storm and could reach Cuba and Florida. Warnings that the system is still dangerous due to heavy rain.

Yesterday’s US presidential election is still undecided. Trump declared he’ll contest the mail-in ballot tallies. Biden asked for “patience”.

She was jumping into the pool before she could swim. Later, she became Cuba’s Best Youth and Adult Female Diver with Olympic dreams.

Cuban agriculture continues to fail to meet the needs of the population. This occurs in “good” times and when in crisis like today.

New report documents hundreds of denunciations on Twitter, including cases of rape, sexual harassment, child pornography and pederasty.

Ortega and Maduro are looking for breathing room to continue consolidating their rule by force. Cuba is pretty much in the same situation.

The worst that could happen to any currency is the announcement of its expiration, without a date when it will end. That’s what Cubans face.

How to televise a lesbian love affair in Cuba? More and more gay-themed stories are coming to the macho island’s dramatized programs.

In Nicaragua the Ortega regime is imposing a new “Gag Law” to increase censorship, institute massive surveillance and more…