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Some Pending Questions Regarding Cuba’s Economy

Here in Cuba, we should take a short break to calmly consider the things that over time are forgotten or accumulated.

The New Year in Nicaragua Opens in Crisis, Better Days Will Come

The political challenges to clear the democratic path to end the crisis caused by the Ortega dictatorship in Nicaragua.

Cubans in the Snow

The first time that I saw snow I was in Marseille, finishing the postproduction of my first film, in the company of my photographer, Calzadito.

CUC, Favorite Son to Unwanted Child

We have started the year with a former ally who has now become our enemy on the street and at home: the so-called “Convertible Cuban Peso”.

New Year’s Resolution: Keep Hope Alive!

To the citizens demands and protests of April 18, 2018, the Ortega government responded in the way it has responded since the 2008 municipal elections…

Nicaragua: Torture and the Narrative of Hate

Torture, like bullets, has become the language of the Ortega regime against the population, inside and outside the FSLN

The Situation in Nicaragua Is Far From Normal

Normality seems to be that Nicaraguans are governed by a pair of despots; too many things have been normalized that should not be.

Nicaragua: A Year after the Occupation of Confidencial, they Never Silenced Us

Despite the threats and repression of the dictatorship, the independent press resists in Nicaragua, continuing to do journalism at the service of the truth.

Cuban You Tube Presenter, Otaola, Promotes a Ban on Remittances

It’s a matter of keeping what was endorsed in the new Constitution and everyone who supports the Cuban government, in line with their way of thinking.

Havana and its Ruins, with Eyes Closed

I look at neighborhoods and understand why I’m not even a little impressed by the images of recently bombed cities in the news: I’ve seen it all here.