Ortega Banishes Bishop Rolando Alvarez to the Vatican
Bishops of Matagalpa and Siuna, 15 priests, and two seminarians were banished early Sunday. More than 100 political prisoners remain in jail.
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Electricity Theft and Blackouts Go Hand in Hand in Cuba
When customers decide to dispense with the fraudulent mechanism, the Electric Company employees retaliate against them.
Those Who Pay the Price
Starting February 1, Cubans will have to pay a price five times higher to see their relatives, study, work, or travel outside their province.
Nicaraguan Professors Prefer Resigning Over Indoctrinating
Over 1,200 professors were fired from Nicaragua’s confiscated universities. Others would rather look for other jobs or emigrate…
Human Rights Watch Finds “Widespread Impunity” in Nicaragua
The organization accuses the Ortega-Murillo regime of intensifying the repression and demands justice for the victims.
Jose Luis Rocha’s View of Nicaragua’s 2018 Rebellion
Well-known sociologist and researcher Jose Luis Rocha passed away in Guatemala on the last day of 2023, leaving a huge vacuum.
Child Beggars: A Growing Problem in Holguin, Cuba
In the neighborhood of Pueblo Nuevo in the city of Holguin, several children go to the private Bolas Bar to ask for food or money.
A Chronicle About the Cuban Government’s Hatred of Culture
Reader and imitator of Lenin, Fidel Castro implemented a regime of censorship and subordination of intellectuals to the State in Cuba.
Nicaraguan Public Employees Required to Become Sandinistas
Government workers must now fill out an FSLN “militant’s card,” with information on living & dead relatives, and their social media accounts.
President of Ecuador Declares “Internal Armed Conflict”
Agents of the National Police of Ecuador entered the TC Televisión channel hours after it was assaulted by a group of armed men.