Nicaragua’s Reality Gained Global Awareness in 2021
Nicaragua ended 2021 with a cancer forged over hundreds of years, but finally detected as having metastasized throughout society.
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Opinion
Can Polarized Chile Emerge from Fear?
A political abyss has always stretched between my mother and I. My family is rightist and several defend the Pinochet dictatorship…
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Happy 2022 from Cuba!
This week in our drawings we feature our best wishes for 2022, hoping for a time of greater understanding and prosperity among all Cubans.
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Cuba’s Ghost Towns: What Once Was, Will Not Be
When my town was born in the mid-nineteenth century, the sugar mill had already been there for fifty years.
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Cuba: Anatomy of Fear
In 1980, I worked for the state intelligence agency, providing support to “Operation Inca” launched during events at the Peruvian Embassy.
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A Strong Cup of Coffee to See The Year Out
What the Government had tried to prevent for 62 years, broke out on July 11, 2021. Cubans of all ages demanded their rights loud and clear…
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Cuba 2021: a Tragic Year and an Uncertain Future
Frank Calzon: It is impossible to analyze what happened in Cuba in 2021 without taking into account the following…
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Christmas in Cuba (Illustrated)
This week our drawing is about Christmas in Cuba. A festivity with its particularities in our context, characterized by the high prices…
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The Word of the Year, a Difficult Task to Select
On December 29, the foundation promoted by the EFE Agency and the Royal Spanish Academy will announce the word of this year.
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A New Era Arrives to Chile
Boric’s historic triumph in the presidential runoff in Chile, on November 19th, breaks the political duopoly that has governed for 30 years.
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