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Daniel Ortega’s “Death to Intelligence”

The closure of the Central American University in Managua reaffirms the Ortega regime’s degenerative and arbitrary character.

When the shadows who have stolen these installations have finally gone, we will recover it and send them to the garbage bin of history…

Rampant inflation and the devaluation of informal exchange rates increased the need for more cash to pay for goods, services and buy USD.

Matraca’s works were inspired by the outlandish proposal to declare the late Fidel Castro the fifth “discoverer” of Cuba.

At the very least, the Cuban sports press should be called infamous and cowardly with respect to its actions with emigrant athletes…

There was one consolation. The report did not mention the embargo or blockade as the cause for the food shortage. We are making progress.

Cuba is moving towards a digital payment system it was announced last week, and it has been the talk of the town ever since, read why.

I have stories that would make you cry, but I won’t tell you those today. Today, I’ll tell you three stories that I hold dear.

The dreams of millions on this Island now have a rectangular shape, a metallic surface, and they weigh, they weigh a lot.

Is there a bank branch in the municipality of your residence? Or do you live in one of the 100 that does not have an ATM?