Ivania Alvarez: “Exile Isn’t a Prize, It’s a Tough Decision”
The former political prisoner was forced to flee the intensified siege, the persecution and the imminent threat of being imprisoned again.
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“They Beat Me for Filming the Protests in Cuba”
My neighbor “Luis” was in his house on Sunday July 11th, watching soccer’s Euro Cup finals when he heard a lot of noise in the street.
Trials Begin for Cuba Protesters without Defense Attorneys
“Summary” proceedings to sentence participants in the July 11 protests for “inciting public disorder” and other crimes have started in Cuba.
Cuban Artist Tania Bruguera Accused of Subversion
Cuban artist Tania Bruguera was subjected to an 11-hour interrogation on July 20th by the investigator in the case against Hamlet Lavastida.
When Repression Knocks at Your Door
A little more than ten days ago, violent repression was for many Cubans an alien experience, a story told by others that they doubted…
After the Rain (Photo Feature)
I want to show you some of the traces that these rains leave, drops of water on vegetation, on a cable, a fence, an air conditioning grill.
Nicaragua: Where Revolution is Equated with Repression
The perpetual continuation of Ortega in power represents the essence of the authoritarian tendency within the Latin American left.
Sleepless Nights after the Protests
We lost our innocent sleep. The romance between the population and its protective State has ended. The father had his belt under the mattress
Russia Backs Ortega, Welcomes Two of His Sons
Vladimir Putin’s Government defies the international community that demands the Ortega regime stop its’ blatant human rights abuses.
Help to Locate Hundreds of Jailed Cuban Protestors
On July 18, the Cuban Conference of Religious Leaders announced a service to accompany relatives of those jailed after the July 11 protests.