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Ortega’s One-Party State in Nicaragua

By eliminating the November elections, Ortega accelerated his crisis of legitimacy, in defiance of the national and international community.

They’ll be proclaiming they won the elections, but what they’ll really have won is the gold medal for the most extraordinary spectacle.

We dedicated our cartoons to the Olympics, their politicization, and the “screen refresher” phenomenon they have played out in recent days.

The program Escriba y Lea familiarized viewers with one of the most delicate efforts a historian can make: dating the beginning/end of an era.

“When someone wishes to criticize Cuba, they don’t have to exaggerate, just tell the truth,” believes Cuban author Leonardo Padura.

By jailing his principal political competitors, Ortega also destroyed the legitimacy of the November elections.

Imports from the private sector should be allowed even if they have commercial objectives, since they will offer people more goods & services.

I am 19 and studying nursing. Infected with Covid-19, I write this in desperation because no medical personnel are following up with my family

We dedicate our drawings to the recent testimonies emerging from some of the Cubans arrested during or after the July 11th demonstrations.

The best images almost always bring a torrent of ideas, representing the deepest things we feel. They’re worth more than a thousand words…