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Cuba: Without a Channel for Dissent, No Way Out of Crisis

The criminalization of dissent has profound consequences on political and social dynamics. One is the rise of extremism and polarization.

Analyst Gerson Revanales describes a region divided by the military operation, while economist Giorgio Cunto highlights uncertainty.

The release comes amid growing international pressure and the threat of US trade sanctions, including the possible expulsion from DR-Cafta.

President Díaz Canel noted that, despite the debts, these are businesspeople who “continue to trust in Cuba,” with “a sense of commitment”.

Honduras heads to the polls amid an unprecedented level of tension putting to the test the strength, and limits of its fragile democracy.

The new hotel’s construction is being handled by the French company Bouygues and it will have 520 luxury rooms.

The Cuban government’s relationship with its population on other shores remains one of its many unresolved issues.

Cuba’s banking system is undergoing a deep crisis due to lack of liquidity, something even official sources have acknowledged in recent days.

At times, international visibility is the most effective protection for Cuban women harassed by the State.

In Havana’s funeral homes and cemeteries, dozens of grieving families ask: What did they die of?