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Carlos Mejia Godoy Turns 80 in Exile

The musician who wrote much of the song book of the Sandinista Revolution faced exile again in 2018, persecuted by the Ortega-Murillo regime.

While much more is known about Operation Peter Pan that took 14,000 young Cubans to the USA, this story has little been told.

Some people believe soccer is a matter of life and death. I don’t agree. Soccer is more than that, so much more. -Bill Shankly

The dictatorship changes its tune and the deputies create the White Cross, to replace the shuttered Nicaraguan Red Cross.

Women with US dollars can still by the product on the illicit or online markets, the rest must improvise.

It doesn’t matter that they are as imperialist as the United States, that their projections in recent decades are clearly dictatorial…

It’s all bad, really bad, if, to defend freedom, you use the same vile methods – used by those who have prostituted and tyrannized our people.

Cuba continues to be a surreal scene: Cubans experience deprivations of all kinds & influencers film themselves in the Caribbean “paradise”.

The forced exile is embodied in the play by a group of Nicaraguan asylum seekers in Holland.

Díaz-Canel exalted Putin as a “Russian and world leader” with whom he claimed to “coincide on many points of the international agenda.”