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Cuban Gov. Shows Political Prisoner Jose D. Ferrer Is Alive

The 64-year dictatorship ruling Cuba has developed a systematic persecution of the figures that could become opposition leaders.

Declared a “traitor” and “stateless” in a mock trial, the business magnate has now been stripped of his properties by the Ortega regime.

Those who manage to get into the vehicle are now wondering how the authorities will be able to propel it in the hottest months.

Caregivers normally find their life projects stunted, resulting in less opportunities and further reinforces gender inequalities.

The bump began to grow, and we also evolved as a couple working through traumas that we healed together…

The card owners are “issued a citation” to appear at the Managua Airport Customs Office, where they’re questioned about their income…

The excess liquidity and inflation we’ve seen in Cuba in recent years, “is almost always linked to financing the country’s fiscal deficit.”

Three Nicaraguans recount the difficulties they’ve had getting a sponsor, and the desperation they feel in their country.

Although the Ortega-Murillo regime released 222 of its political prisoners in February, there are still several dozens around the country.

After a three-year break due to Covid-19 restrictions on travel and movement we returned this year with our 12th contest.