Every Day is Human Rights Day
Human Rights Day in Cuba isn’t a day of celebration, or even dialogue with government authorities, instead social media is full of sad news.
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Cuba’s Neighborhood Economists
Just like the backseat managers in baseball, there are many experts in Cuba to be found hiding under every rock in today’s economic debate.
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Rice Production in Cuba – What do the Stats Say?
At a recent board meeting of governing bodies from every Cuban province, the important subject of rice supply was discussed.
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The Silence of Big Business in Nicaragua’s Civic Rebellion
Why would Nicaragua’s business owners organized in COSEP (Superior Council of Private Enterprise) not accept joining in on a national strike?
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Possibilities for the Cuban Economy in 2020
Sanctions from the Trump administration have intensified in recent weeks. Alternatives to try and lessen this blow are becoming few and far between.
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New Shopping Mall in Havana, Why?
After the initial image that was pushed in the beginning, the remodeled mall will soon fall victim to the ill that plagues all other retail stores.
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Torture as State Policy in Nicaragua: The Moral Decay of the FSLN
The application of torture and extreme cruelty as a systematic arm of repression is the final phase of the FSLN’s moral decomposition.
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Nicaragua’s Greatest Baseball Player Comments on the Crisis
Dennis Martinez: To hear shots and attacks along with calls for reconciliation, solidarity and love, doesn’t rhyme. There’s nothing poetic about it.
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Cuba: Continuity vs. Change
A few days ago, the nightly Mesa Redonda show on Cuban TV discussed the subject of “continuity” as president Miguel M. Diaz Canel’s political slogan.
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After the OAS Report on Nicaragua, What’s Next?
What is interesting about the OAS report, what concerns this article, is the recommendation of a dialogue. Again, to dialogue?
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