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Nicaragua: Rosario Murillo’s Unyielding Hatred

The script for the drama unfolding in Nicaragua has everything: surrealism, satire, farce and tragedy. The title I’d suggest would be “Taboo”.

Cuba’s leading resource is its human potential. Why hasn’t the energy put into vaccines been invested in launching the national economy?

Given the critical situation in Nicaragua, & the arbitrary imprisonment of Dora Maria Tellez, Sergio Ramirez wrote the following for Proceso.

The repressive onslaught aimed at eliminating all political competition from the November 7th elections began five weeks ago, on May 20th.

We dedicate our drawings to the Cuban vaccine candidates Abdala and Soberana 02, whose test results against COVID-19 are being published.

Ortega and his wife aren’t going to change or cede anything until after the elections, where they’ll be reelected for another five years.

Alejandro Bendaña: “Institutions are useless to you; be outraged, don’t make compromises, remember the future.”

Dissidents or opposition members need to keep a clear head, and they can’t believe they are infallible or that they hold the absolute truth.

I began eating avocadoes to try and get my son to eat vegetables and fruits. I took paternity leave to take care of my daughter…

Father’s Day this year will once again be an atypical celebration, given the conditions in which we must live it.