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Cuban Migration: Long Distance Love Stories

The latest migration wave of Cubans has put relationships to the test, whether these are between family members, friends or couples.

Russians Take Control of One of Cuba’s Largest Sugar Mills

The Russians are going to repair the plant & start producing. They will bring their own workers, but say there will be some places for us.

It’s Time for Nicaragua’s Public Employees to Take a Stand

Ortega and Murillo’s law of the jungle has brought the public employees, both civilian and military, to their knees. They, too, are hostages.

Accountant narrates his release & deportation from Nicaragua

Peralta explains that he is distressed about still being separated from his family and having been expelled from his country, however…

Cuba, the Antithesis of Food Sovereignty

“Cuba moves ahead towards National Food Sovereignty” It is always spoken as something just out of reach, in a future that never arrives.

Jared Genser: “Ortega Ruined His Prisoner Release Gesture”

The attorney believes that the conviction and prison sentence of Monsignor Rolando Alvarez “reveals Ortega’s fear and weakness.”

Love After Being Parents: Cuban Magical Realism

The crisis that a new baby can cause has been an opportunity for us to reinvent our connection and seek out new spaces to strengthen our love

Ortega Deletes Citizenship & Confiscates 94 More Nicaraguans

The list includes the director of Confidencial, Carlos F. Chamorro, Bishop Silvio Baez; authors Sergio Ramirez & Gioconda Belli and Human Rights icon Vilma Nuñez

Ortega Using Russian SORM Tool for Surveillance in Nicaragua

SORM technology allows the monitoring of credit cards, e-mail, phone calls, text messages and social media.

Dora Maria Tellez Is Back after 605 Days in Solitary

What’s next: “I see myself where I always have been. I am standing up for Nicaragua, in the recovery of our freedoms and our rights.”