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Double Standards and Cuban Politicians

I don’t like an ugly picture painted of my country, but it’s the truth. Tourists’ photos are beautiful, but our day-to-day isn’t very idyllic.

God help me! The only option left to the Cuban president appears to be a “pact with the devil.”

Three pick-ups full of riot police from Managua participated in the illegal takeover of the Luisa Mercado Foundation in Masatepe.

“Russia is willing to provide assistance to Cuba,” Shoigu promised, although he avoided defining the exact content of that “strategic” aid.

The US prison on occupied Cuban territory is considered by prestigious organizations worldwide as the antithesis to respecting human rights.

Last year Cuba produced about 11,500 tons and our national consumption is around 30,000 tons. We are not even halfway there.

The silence from Havana lasted long hours, until around nine o’clock at night in Cuba, when Wagner’s armored column had already turned around

A German company offers an expensive tourist package while more than 500 migrants expose their lives in the Colombia-Panama jungle every day.

The release of political prisoners, in June 2019 and again in February 2023, are examples of small but large wins.

“When I was younger I suffered a lot of harassment because I didn’t have the character to stand up to the harassers. Now that I am older…”