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Keeping Cuba Grounded

The Cuban government puts in force decrees with ambiguous language to be applied at convenience on those citizens who defend freedom of expression.

There is a great need for tourism, although it will not escape the global depression ahead. It will be an option for those who want and can ($) come.

If this had been a US embassy in any other part of the world, the act would be classified as a clear case of terrorism…

Between the risk of CONTAGION and the EMPTY PLATE. Which of the FEARS is GREATER?

Ortega and Murillo believe that sheltered as they are, the pandemic will pass by. But no, if the ship sinks, even their family will sink.

Nothing good can be expected from Ortega and Murillo. Their disrespect for human rights has been constant. It reached its peak during April of 2018…

If we want to keep our health heroes in the hospitals, so that they do not resign, we must be agents of change, we must support their requests.

The question of restarting tourism and its cautious explanation has just been taken on and responded to in part by doctor Francisco Duran Garcia…

Between Ortega’s antiquated authoritarianism and Bukele’s millennial version, we have variations on the theme from Guatemala and Honduras.

In Nicaragua, there is a government led criminal conspiracy to weaken Covid-19’s main prevention effort to save lives.