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Love Stories in the Midst of Horror

Relative of ex-prisoner: “We will keep reliving the anguish. Not until all the families are reunited will we be able to get back to living.”

It was irresponsible of the international community to trust that the USSR’s collapse would automatically give birth to democracy…

Cuban women protest the absence of human, civil, political rights, and freedoms of all kinds.

The democratic governments of Latin America should establish a Friends of Nicaragua group to contribute to a democratic transition.

Cuba’s participation in the fifth World Baseball Classic is a game of power and politics that is played on a diamond full of surprises.

Anyone who challenges Bukele’s power risks being subjected to smear campaigns waged by an army of communications advisors and trolls.

They accused him of “destabilizing the Nicaraguan State and attacking the constitutional authorities.” His words rang out like exorcisms…

I can say that the island is experiencing one of the darkest periods in its history of social communication and freedom of thought.

If we were an intelligent opposition we would arrive at the stadium with Cuban flags and posters of “Patria y Vida”

It’s important to view the phenomenon of drug consumption as the heir of a forced hegemonic masculinity that oppresses women…