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Documentary Depicts Ruin in Nicaragua’s Indio Maiz Reserve

“Patrol” portrays the work of the Rama and Kriol tribes in protecting the forest, threatened by land squatters and illegal cattle raising.

The Social Communication law tries to silence the citizenry to prevent their cries from leaving power deaf.

UAZ executives said the plant will operate in alliance with Cuban companies, although the name or location of the factory is not known.

June 3 is the UN’s World Bicycle Day. Automobility is destroying our planet and bicycling is a solution. How does that apply to Cuba?

The new Law approved on May 25th, makes the user accountable for the content that they generate, select, modify, interact with and publish.

The account freezing began in Estelí, continued in Matagalpa, Managua and throughout the country, without official notification.

The Cuban government seems to have found the oxygen it needed in the face of the country’s economic suffocation and the growing discontent.

They won’t prevent the uptick of STDs due to the condom shortage but at least could lower the need for abortions.

The scarcity of physical money has provoked criticism from the public, and questions about the institutional silence & the information vacuum

Castro turned the agrarian reform into one of his main points of reference. At the international level, others tried to copy it…