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The Cuban Regime Survives Thanks to Our Paranoia

It is paradoxical that activists who proclaim “freedom for political prisoners” quickly join defamatory campaigns.

In Miami, the epicenter of much of the Cuban, Venezuelan, and Nicaraguan community, the day of protest has a special meaning.

The 2025 Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Maria Corina Machado recognizes her peaceful struggle for Venezuelan democracy..

To Catch a Dictator. the search for justice in a world of impunity, by Reed Brody. Chronicling how the, former dictator of Chad fell.

On October 13, 2025, Cuban dissident Jose Daniel Ferrer García flew from Cuba to the United States, accompanied by part of his family

Life is a subtle dance between hope and disillusionment, and Pablo Iglesias wants to lead us down the worst path.

It’s time, and it’s urgent that the arms fall silent in the Holy Land, and the blood-stained trail of terror and genocides disappear forever.

Eating on the street is now a luxury. No more cajitas de comida or cups of natural juice. At most, fluorescent-colored instant drinks.

In the dimness of the soul, where whispers of pain intertwine with echoes of hope, stands the figure of the human being, fragile but strong.

At the end of last August, the well-known Havana priest Father Lester Zayas protested a Yoruba ritual performed in front of his church.