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“I Was Struck by the Ortega Regime’s Cruelty”

Sonia Picado describes why the Court of Conscience found the Ncaraguan State guilty of torture. “I Was Struck by the Ortega Regime’s Cruelty”

It’s very difficult to diagnose fibromyalgia, and very few people know about it. We meet Erlinda Gonzalez who has struggled to deal with it.

Professional athletes in the US are taking part in unprecedented collective action in support of the Black Lives Matter movement…

Talking to Nonardo Perea in her Bedroom. Vicente Morín interviews this exiled artist and long time contributor to Havana Times

Kamala Harris is the running mate for Joe Biden. Here we have a very enthusiastic reaction and a rather guarded one.

I recently hired a blacksmith to do a job and, except for some differences in quotes and opinions, my story is very similar to what Lizet told me.

Havana Times editor Circles Robinson answers a wide range of questions about the web publication, its history, policies & direction.

“They’re not going to intimidate the church with those attacks,” Belli affirms.

We interview Omar Luis Martinez a star Cuban pitcher during the 1990s.

The testimony of a prisoner of conscience in the “Modelo” prison reveals how the last hostages of the dictatorship survive the pandemic