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Hit and Run: A Sadistic Plot of the Ortega Dictatorship

I have said on other occasions that dictatorships have little imagination. And the one installed in Nicaragua has even less.

Exile is also a cycle: it ends when we return to our birthplace, or it just disappears as we integrate into our new worlds.

Very little food is produced in Cuba, as well as very little goods and services. However, a vaccine against COVID-19 is being developed.

Each year, the mango trees begin that beautiful process of blooming to give life to that fruit as coveted as it is nutritious.

Nicaragua needs our help. Even if it is to modestly call on the conscience of those who have the power to do so.

The most similar feeling would be like when we were children and people would warn us the “bogeyman” would come if we didn’t do this or that.

Let’s push for the Cuba we want in 2021. Let’s talk about bread & hope as the most pressing political agenda for a just and sovereign nation.

The Cuban government is on a never-ending smear campaign against anyone who dares to criticize its policies or leaders.

The four years of the chaotic and terrible Trump government adopted a posture that revived the worst of Cold War anti-communism.

Cuba was once part of the longstanding Latin American tradition that sets apart political conduct and avoids reducing it to common crime.