Cuba Lives a New “Temporary” Normality
This story popped into my mind with the repetitive, energetic and patriotic calls for productivity and efficiency of the Cuban government.
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Community Efforts are Key When Addressing HIV/AIDS
The first of December is celebrated globally as World AIDS Day. The theme of the 2019 celebration is, “communities make the difference”.
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Hatred: Ortega’s Horrendous Legacy
One of the worst inheritances that Daniel Ortega is leaving Nicaraguans with is hate.
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“I Can No Longer Stay Silent”
Lazaro Bruzon: The final blow was my conversation with someone very special in my life. Now I need a catharsis…
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Music Censorship Back with Full Force in Miami
Music censorship has flared its ugly head in Miami again. The intolerance of yelling groups, who are against any artist coming from Cuba to perform…
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Nicaragua: The Example of Father Edwin Roman
The footsteps traced by Father Edwin Roman in Masaya, Nicaragua have been preserved forever in the marble of our enduring memories.
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Gioconda Belli’s Questions for Rosario Murillo
Do you want to go down in history like Margaret Thatcher, one of the world’s most enduring emblems of a conservative for the right?
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Economic Reform in Cuba: There’s still a ways to go…
The process has been more palliative and delayed when comparing it to its concrete contribution in unlocking the multiple bottlenecks.
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Sexual Abuse within the Family, A Cuban Tells Her Story
Very few people understand that a child needs to discover their body and learn how to live with their own emotions or concerns.
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Evo Morales: Hero or Villain?
To be president in a country like Bolivia might be like a precarious act performed by a tightrope-dancer between “the Devil and the deep blue sea”.
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