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Widow of “Chabelo”: “The Ortega Government Killed My Husband”

Hundreds of residents of Masaya turned the funeral of Jose Isaias Ugarte into a demonstration against the Ortega-Murillo regime.

Walking around My 500-Year-old Havana

A city I walk through day after day… Here are some of the images that I carry with me, this is my Havana. (10 photos)

The Complete Empowering Internet Safety Guide for Women

Women are often targeted by online threats (revenge pornography, catfishing, scams, etc.). This guide gives you the necessary tools to stay safe online.

Silent Bible Reading on the Havana Malecon Seawall

On December 1, at 10:00 a.m., Fernando Rodriguez leads a group of Christians who have come together on the Havana malecon to read the Bible.

Nature-Based Climate Solutions Opportunity for Latin America

Protecting and restoring natural areas in Latin America, home to fifty percent of the planet’s biodiversity and over a quarter of its forests, is critical if the world is to avert a biodiversity and climate disaster.

Nicaragua: “The Gang of the Water-Carriers” is Born in Prison

The prosecution accused 16 activists of “arms trafficking”, but on the night of Nov. 14th what they were bringing to the hunger strikers was water.

Havana Film Festival Opens Today

When the Havana Film Festival was born in 1979, a new window opened to promote the cultural identity of the region. Today opens the 41st edition.

Guantanamo, Cuba Celebrates Its Birthday

Celebrations to commemorate the anniversary of Guantanamo being granted “City” status, kicked off December 1st in Cuba’s youngest city. (18 photos)