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Nighttime Arrests and Hearings are “Arbitrary and Abnormal”

Attorney Yonarqui Martínez said that the new repressive pattern will affect the daily lives of Nicaraguans accused by the Ortega dictatorship.

The authorities in Cuba have never conducted a thorough investigation into Oswaldo Paya’s death.

French journalist Francis Mateo talks about his book “Cuba… Homeland and Life”, a review of the protests of recent years on the island.

With Luis Enrique Mejía Godoy they will perform a retrospective of music & poetry linked to the history of a country under two dictatorships.

Violeta Granera, Félix Maradiaga, Ana Margarita Vijil and Lesther Alemán highlight citizen resistance and “clandestine” work on the ground

Mabel Cuesta tell us about her relationship with Cuba, its symbols, its rough edges, its beautiful and ugly parts, its beloved people…

In the last five years, Toruño has suffered persecution, exile, the theft of his assets and properties and the loss of his broadcast license.

“The canal was a failure, but the concession is still in force, in the hands of corrupt interests.”

Bonilla, 33, was captured twice for protesting against the regime. He says that he cannot “assimilate” how he got out of prison alive.

The university student spent 1075 days imprisoned by the dictatorship, most of that time in a maximum-security cell in La Modelo prison.