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Concrete Ways to Alleviate Shortages in Cuba

These suggestions are not a best-case scenario. Just like the government’s US dollar stores today, not everyone would be able to shop there.

I am calling on everyone to donate to help with the syringe shortage and Cuba’s medical efforts. Here is how you can help out…

After writing the news item on Friday: “Covid Surge in Cuba Appears Out of Control” I received a couple email messages from readers…

Nicaragua has been ruled by dictatorships for 40% of its years as an independent republic. Now it’s once more struggling to be free of Ortega.

The enormous crisis caused by the current lack of medicine in Cuba is affecting almost all our people. Essential products go totally missing.

The Ortega-Murillo regime has us under so much repression because it is possessed by fear of its own people.

Cuban art is being harassed by the government. There are several artists who in one way or another see their creative expression threatened.

Cuban artist Hamlet Lavastida returned to Cuba this June 20th, after an artist residency in Germany. Read what happened next…

It is a thankless task to refer to Ortega’s speeches, but it must be done. The struggle for democracy demands unmasking every hoax he utters.

The 2018 protests showed that a broad spectrum of Nicaraguans no longer support their government, especially the country’s young people.