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“Ortega & Murillo Should Sue Trump for Copyright Violation”

“Trump is proud of sending masked men to kidnap people. That’s not original. The Nicaraguan dictatorship was already doing that.”

The unilateral decree from the presidency has brought only problems with no benefit to the population, affirm drivers and truckers.

Prime Minister Manuel Marrero called, for “translating the people’s efforts into tangible results,” without specifying how,

In 2024, foreign currency sales for honey were estimated at 45 million US dollars for over 8,000 tons.

This didn’t happen in a movie, but at the Federal Detention Center in Miami, where several immigrants have denounced humiliating treatment.

A road trip through the United States West leads to a haunting lesson about a past atrocity—and inspiration from longtime border activists…

The largest and oldest market in Havana, Cuba is closed and will no longer sell in the magnetic MLC currency.

What I see when I walk around my town, Cojímar, on the outskirts of Havana, which, to me, reflects what my country is today. (16 photos)

This is the story of three young Nicaraguan women who managed to restart their education outside the country.

The authoritarian drift of elected rulers, the populist platforms at election time, and the failure of progressivism to update its message…