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Gioconda Belli: One Swallow Doesn’t Make a Summer; or Does It?

Recognizing past mistakes is a valuable exercise because they provide lessons that can be shared, so that the same mistakes aren’t repeated.

Happy Are The Normal, Tribute to Cuban Artist Antonia Eiriz

Luckily, there have been people concerned with analyzing and researching history written by victors so they can rewrite it in a more fair and impartial way.

The Straw That Will Break the Camel’s Back in Nicaragua

Those of us who feel we are citizens and not hostages have the obligation to express ourselves and work for the unity of all sectors.

Free Elections: a Plebiscite to Defeat Nicaragua’s Dictatorship

First, the coalition and territorial organization, the program and fighting strategy to achieve electoral reform, and lastly, the candidates.

Making Cuba Harder to Visit for US Citizens

The changes hurt immensely because the victims are average Cuban families and business owners, the very people the US preaches to be protecting.

Expelled Nicaraguan University Students Deserve Amnesty

According to the terms of the amnesty law, the expulsion should be annulled and the students allowed to continue with their academic lives.

Chronicles of the Thawing Process, a Graphic Vision of Cuban Reality

The book by dpa journalist Isaac Risco covers the interesting period between 2011 and 2016, when breakthrough events took place in Cuba.

The Enemies of Unity in the Nicaraguan Opposition

These malignant cysts that we all carry inside are the true enemies of unity. Our enemies, but Ortega’s friends.

Violence against Women in Cuba: Should It Go Ignored?

These aren’t coincidences, isolated cases, much less fake news. In Cuba, gender-based violence is a real, complex and common phenomenon…

Our Neighbor’s Broken Plates

It’s 11 PM and the building doesn’t have any electricity. I fan my son and try to calm him down, but the shouting from our neighbor’s continues…