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The Large-Scale Flow of Cubans to Nicaragua Continues

The frequency of flights between several air terminals in Cuba and Nicaragua has increased significantly this summer

They recognize that gender equality is gaining ground, but maintain that there is still a long way to go to turn the promises into reality.

With the withdrawal of Vietnamese experts, the lack of rain and the fuel crisis, the rice growing sector is in crisis.

Relatives wander from prison to prison searching for them, spending over a week with no knowledge of their whereabouts.

The dictatorship accuses the university of “terrorism,” but the persecution & threats against it began in 2018. This is what you should know.

The Prosecutor’s office requests four years of forced labor with internment for Leandro Pupo, in a case he considers purely “political”.

One of his judges issues an order for the confiscation of the UCA and the seizure of its assets, under the accusation of “terrorism”.

This event includes two days full of magic and love for images, including workshops and talks with renowned national photographers…

Student leaders, prominent academics, and activists see the dictatorship’s attack on the UCA as “revenge” for encouraging critical thinking.

Cuban economist Pavel Vidal analyzed the causes of the problems that are hitting Cuban pockets hard. He also offered some possible solutions.