A Young Couple who Have Chosen to Stay in Cuba
Ana and Jairo have several jobs that allow them to get by. They have no plans to leave the country.
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Maykel Osorbo: “They’ll Have to Kill Me Looking Straight at Me”
“You are all to blame right now in the eyes of the world, for participating directly in an assault against a political prisoner.”
Main Keys to the May 5th Panamanian Presidential Elections
Martinelli led all polls for years. But after being sentenced to 10 years in prison for money laundering he was relieved by Jose Raul Mulino.
In the Cuban Athens “Everything Is Done on Foot”
Not even the “blues,” the inspectors in charge of intercepting vehicles and boarding passengers in Matanzas, “impose respect”.
Cuba Maintains Capital Punishment to Deter and Intimidate
Aware that only the use of terror & force keeps it in power, the Cuban regime makes it clear that if necessary, it will not hesitate to kill.
Ex-Guerrilla Presidents in Latin America, Good or Bad?
Those who have opted for gradual changes were more successful, while those who chose abrupt radical projects failed.
Fifteen Years for Transmitting a Protest Live in Cuba
Pascual Claro Valladares attempts suicide upon learning of his 10 year sentence for sedition; 13 other protesters in Camagüey get 4-15 years.
San Antonio de los Baños, Cuba, Where Humor Turns to Pain
Without electricity and Internet access, this is how the inhabitants of San Antonio de los Baños spend a good part of their days.
Cuban Family Harnesses Biogas and Promotes its Benefits
Just to obtain a good fertilizer it was worth building a biodigester, says Alexis Garcia, who shows the vegetables in his family’s garden.
Endless Harassment for Writing ‘Patria y Vida’ on Her Home
Sandra Hernandez tells, from outside of Cuba, the ordeal to which the regime subjected her and her family for peacefully protesting.