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The Nicaragua Family Dynasty Project of Ortega and Murillo

With objectives that echo North Korea’s Kim Jong-un and Syria’s Bashar-al-Assad, their plan is to consolidate an authoritarian dynasty.

“I really am a friend of the Cuban people and I’m going to be there with whatever needs to be done, right to the last consequences.”

She was silent about that you may now have the right to marry a toad if you want, but you can’t criticize your president or your government.

Meyvis Rega de Cuba took our photo of the day: “The Color of Rain”, in Villa Clara, Cuba.

Young people used to make their lives here. The guitars, the jovial and peaceful atmosphere was always present in this town south of Havana.

On Feb. 24, 2022, a drone sent by Moscow was shot down by the Ukrainian Air Force and fell 230 feet from his house: the war had just begun.

The week has been charged with emotions for the Cuban government with the visits of a nuclear powered US submarine and a Russian warship.

Hundreds of migrants have opted to move to other states. The construction trade has been one of the sectors most affected.

“It’s an accumulation of lies that amounts to character assassination,” said Gorriti in an interview last month in his cramped office in Lima

They have been bombarded with salsa and cooking classes, catamaran trips in Varadero, rides on brightly colored vintage US cars and…