Despite the Ortega regime’s police state and ban on any public protests since last September, a group of students asked the National Police for authorization to march on July 25, in the framework of National Student’s Day, which is celebrated on July 23, to reaffirm the demand for university autonomy.
Read MoreElectricity was back on briefly in Caracas early on Tuesday following a massive blackout that hit Venezuela on Monday, but several regions remained without power. However, even in the capital the joy of electricity didn’t last long. Aporrea reports that shortly after 9 a.m. a new power failure hit Caracas…
Read MoreVenezuela on Monday experienced a massive power cut affecting all of its states, The blackout sent 94 per cent of the country’s telecommunications infrastructure offline, according to Netblocks, reported dpa news.
Read MoreWhat the Russians brought, Havana, Cuba. By Judith Llanio (Cuba-USA). Camera: Canon EOS 1 100D
Read MoreIranian Foreign Minister Mohamad Javad Zarif was welcomed on Sunday at the Managua airport by President Daniel Ortega’s son and government investments representative Laureano Ortega and the Nicaraguan Foreign Minister Denis Moncada.
Read MoreInside the Chevy, Havana, Cuba. By Vincent Wong (Vancouver, Canada). Camera: Canon M5
Read MoreThe details were recently announced on the International Timba Forever Festival, which takes place in various locations in the Cuban capital from August 2 to 4.
Read MoreHidden Rabbit, Machu Picchu, Peru. By Nora Scutte, (California, USA). Camera: Samsung
Read MoreBishop Rolando Alvarez told reporters from Matagalpa that when he was preparing to leave the community of La Joya, some peasants came to tell him there was a group of armed people hiding on both sides of the road to Terrabona.
Read MoreCuba’s First Vice President Salvador Valdes and Venezuelan VP Delcy Rodriguez were the highest-ranking guests at the celebration for the 40th anniversary of the Sandinista Revolution in Managua on Friday.
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