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Trials and Tribulations of a Nicaraguan Journalist in Exile

Before the April 2018 protests plunged Nicaragua into the worst sociopolitical crisis in the last three decades, I had a normal life.

“Does anyone know how many people in Cuba actually produce value, and how many idlers per capita there are to subsidize?”

I firmly believe that during the last four years the Cuban state has finally taken off its mask and shown its true face.

Villa Marista symbolizes the way the Cuban regime perceives dissidence: a virus that should be eradicated…

I believe that Cuban bishops and their church should recognize that a democratic transition process cannot be mediated vertically…

Before ending up in a dungeon, people prefer to hang up their ideological mask or emigrate to any country where peaceful protest…

Clearly, the government proposal does not involve free elections or democracy, but rather continuing to endure and try to do more with less.

In Cuba, the official discourse of intolerance is directly intertwined with the dehumanization of those perceived as “others”…

Party meetings, public events and morning workplace meetings have become a roll call to count those absent.

Our beloved Miguel Diaz-Canel went viral again this week, with the release of his podcast dedicated to the transportation crisis.