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Patient Zero of CIA’s Torture Program Still Held at Gitmo

It tells the story of Guantánamo prisoner Abu Zubaydah, the first so-called high-value prisoner subjected to the CIA’s torture program.

Yaya Panoramix burst on social media one day, with an explosion of emotions. The July 11th protest had just happened…

The time for action “is very short” and the Ortega-Murillo regime is not willing to talk, says analyst Carlos Murillo.

Reinaldo Escobar, of the Cuban digital site 14yMedio, explains that the news “has caused a great impact” and provoked “a lot of discussion”.

The head of Cenidh did not rule out that she could be arrested at any time, especially if she tries to leave the country.

Cuba “became a gigantic jail”, says a reporter from the island, after the citizens organized on social media to go out and protest.

I was asked by the Real News network to talk about Nicaragua, a country very dear to me, as Cuba, the founding reason for Havana Times.

“I think the isolation is growing. It seems to me that the Ortega and Murillo regime cannot hide behind a supposed ideological adherence”

Saily was one of the signees of the request to hold a peaceful protest for change, an initiative denied authorization by the Government.

The Ortega regime committed crimes against humanity during the 2018 anti-government demonstrations, but still has its supporters.