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Until the Last Encounter

In the beginning he wasn’t called Gabi. He was simply a frightened kitten in the middle of a bustle of human feet on muddy ground. (8 photos)

A Survivor Contradicts the Official Cuban Gov. Account…

Colonel Pedro Yadin reveals that the Cuban officers were sleeping when they were attacked with “bombs and drones”.

Nonardo Perea: From the San Isidro Movement to Exile in Spain

Nonardo Perea is an artist, writer, and audiovisual creator who has made his life experience and queer identity the core of his work…

Gaza Refugee Camps Are Death Traps

Heavy rains have destroyed, swept away, or flooded thousands of tents in the displaced Palestinian camps in the Gaza Strip.

Frida’s Surviving Student Painter Guillermo Monroy Turns 102

“I always have new ideas, but when I am working, I do what the painting asks of me, like a water spring that flows slowly.”

Neither Maduro nor Trump

They are so similar. Donald Trump and Nicolas Maduro have gigantic egos and believe themselves invincible.

Cuban Journalist Sentenced to 6 Years in Prison for Protesting

Five other people were sentenced for the same events, two of them to eight and seven years, respectively.

Maria Corina Highlights Venezuela’s Potential as a US Ally

Machado insisted on the need to rebuild institutions, respect human rights, guarantee freedom of expression, the rule of law, and a new authentic electoral process.

Profitable Violence USA: The Border Industrial Complex

In 2025, a dramatic increase in contracts to private industry correlates with increasing violence committed by border and immigration police.

Cuba Tries to Project Normalcy on Its Doctors in Venezuela

Uncertainty looms over the thousands of Cuban doctors who remain in Venezuela and rumors are multiplying in the absence of information.