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Regional Elections in Venezuela: Towards Political Disaster

The opposition is fragmented, in some cases spurred on by the Chavista party and in others due to the leaders’ ego wars.

Reporters are inundated with threats, however essential information flows in cyber media and social networks.

In a drawer I keep a box with photos that I avoid looking at. They are images filled with the faces that have left…

No US administration in modern history – let’s say in the past 20 years – has shown any interest in invading Cuba.

We didn’t want to miss the opportunity to draw on the case of Hamlet Lavastida and Katherine Bisquet, a banishment in the XXI century.

In the autarchy, the government only allows entry of the foreign goods that it considers “good” for life in Communist society.

Attention to Haiti comes and disappears in short flashes. The deportation of Haitians by the US is one of the swiftest, mass expulsions ever.

The evolution of a project like El Toque is the story of a group of Cubans who have seized unique opportunities and run with it.

On September 25, the electoral campaign began in Nicaragua for an election that no longer exists. Is the game over?

This week we have drawn on the increasingly frequent blackouts in Cuba and the inconvenience they cause to the population.