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Daniel Ortega’s Anti-Imperialist Disguise

Daniel Ortega pretends to be the big anti-imperalist. So why doesn’t Ortega rant against CAFTA, US investments, or IDB and World Bank loans?

If there’s something in excess today in Cuba, it’s precisely the pretexts or arguments to raise prices for goods and services.

It was the best debate of the three, but we will never know if it was really only the least bad, because the bar was very low.

Over12 years several documents were approved with a logic for the development of the country. However, implementation has been another story.

Human rights specialist Uriel Pineda analyzes the Ortega regime’s trio of punitive laws. He sees them geared to promote self-censorship.

Chronic is one of my favorite words, and it’s also one of the most hard-hitting, which is why I don’t use it very often. It brings memories.

Cuba’s leaders grapple with the relationship between productive failure and insufficient wages. What’s first the chicken or the egg?

The OAS General Assembly holds its annual meeting on Oct. 20-21. This event should awaken the interest of the majority of Nicaraguans.

This week we address the issue of recent hate rallies (actos de repudio) against a group of artists in the streets of Old Havana.

My partner and I were walking down the streets just off of Cienfuegos’ boulevard, looking for our everyday bread.