Can Buyers Lower the Price of the Dollar in Cuba?
Sellers have more negotiating power than buyers because they have more capacity to impose conditions, namely the price.
Opinion
Lesther Aleman’s Journey from a Nicaraguan Prison to Exile
“After his return to power in 2007 until today, Daniel Ortega violated institutions, incipient democracy and national sovereignty.”
Chilean Municipalities Need Serious Policies for Pet Welfare
The realities in Chile’s municipalities are troubling to those of us to who consider the care of dogs and cats fundamental.
What’s First to Bring a Political & Economic Change to Cuba
With the state’s intervention in all human actions, it is impossible to create an active individual. Rather, a passive person is molded…
How To Forget Cuba in Three Tries
The complex thing here is that it is not about forgetting a person, but about removing an entire country from your bones, from your liver.
Guatemalan President Arevalo’s First 100 Days in Office
We analyze 5 dimensions to understand these first 100 days of a government that strives to initiate the recovery of a country in ruins.
The 100+ Nicaraguans Under City for Jail
Come rain or thunder; be it Christmas or New Years, they must appear daily to sign in at their local police stations.
The Role of the Internal Opposition in Cuba
It is more likely that the Cuban regime will be overthrown by spontaneous movements than by a previously coordinated one.
Mother’s Day in Cuba
Like Migdalia Gutierrez, around a thousand Cuban mothers will be missing their sons this Sunday, imprisoned for peacefully protesting.
Cuban Government Levels Serious Charges Against El Toque
The Cuban Communist Party apparatus has decided to make El Toque another scapegoat that absolves them of their failures.