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Raul Castro Leaves, Castroism Remains

Since the announcement, the international media is filled with headlines about a farewell to a surname that ruled the country for 62 years.

Fourteen years after coming back to power, the presidential family holds tightly onto it, with force and impunity.

The worst thing that can happen to us is to call on fake painkillers and think that we are tenaciously resisting in the face of hardship.

In world statistics, Nicaragua appears to be an amazing country in terms of women’s participation in decision-making. Is it real or fantasy?

It’s clear that Cuba is the model for repression, unjust charges and sentences, but Ortega’s Nicaragua is proving to be an excellent student.

A freer marketplace allows for timely improvements & creation of new services with little or no effort by government & greater efficiency.

We discuss the new measures coming for Cuba to alleviate the situation of COVID-19. They are doubling down where the situation is already bad

We agreed to learn to play chess. My daughter and I sat in front of each other, the board between us, all the black & white pieces in position

Nicaraguan’s topic of choice on social media is food. They post what they’re going to eat, what they’d like to eat, what they never ate…

San Isidro is on fire. It has become a street swollen with cries and raised fists, with a pair of handcuffs hanging off them.