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The Criminalization of Protest

The language of the Latin American left & right responds to the same logic of disparagement, using different glossaries.

Those at the top of the Cuban pyramid are doing just fine, but the general population is facing even greater hardship with the reforms.

Ariel Hidalgo: “Our struggle should not be guided by hate against those who repress and slander, but by love for justice and the truth.”

Unity in action around an opposition electoral alliance is the only way to defeat Ortega and dismantle the dictatorship.

Los intereses de China en la región crecen y podría darse el caso de que Beijing termine como aliado de Bukele y Ortega,

Cuban professor and researcher, Julio Cesar Guanche, gives us thirteen points he thinks we need to be talking about here in Cuba.

While we honor Cuban mothers with our drawings, we reinforce measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19. May all receive our congratulations.

Life is asking many leaders to make important decisions that will have repercussions not only on them, but on millions of Nicaraguans.

This ideological/dogmatic/orthodox illusion has broken up thousands of Cuban families, many of whom have had to emigrate to other countries…

For decades, the Cuban and US governments have found minimal relations between the two countries in both of their interests.