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A Cuban’s View of the Assault on Gaza

One of those who helped most to create that monster called Hamas was Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu himself.

This past week, there was a story regarding Olympic gold medal boxer Mario Kindelan that captured the attention of the social networks.

The list adds media and social network personalities from the Cuban community living in the US for inciting sedition and disorder.

Luis Manuel Otero has been in jail since July 11, 2021. His “crime” is having actively opposed laws that infringe on artistic freedom…

In Nicaragua, expressing an opinion contrary to the government, or one of its policies, is punishable by prison or forced exile.

Climate change’s impact on water resources is one of the greatest challenges, given water’s strategic importance, especially in agriculture.

They first used their Cybercrimes Law as a “gag law” to criminalize opponents and journalists. They’re now extending it to any citizen…

The illustrations in Matraca this week are inspired, mainly, by the accusations against a former US ambassador, Manuel Rocha.

Nicaraguan producers denounce that other coffee companies refuse to receive their coffee arguing that the beans have a lien on them from CISA.

La Prensa newspaper compiles testimonies from Cubans who prefer to stay in Nicaragua, for now, instead of heading to the United States.