Segments Archives - Page 211 of 541

Who Defends Ordinary Cubans?

Ever since 2011, there has been talk about the need for Cuba to stop being a net importer of food & to reduce its high dependence on credits.

The year 2023 begins for Cuba full of uncertainties, with promises that will falter because no one can achieve the impossible.

Surveilled, threatened, harassed, and in several cases detained for questioning, the mothers, wives, and sisters of prisoners don’t desist.

We summarize the 11 most prominent news items during the year for Nicaraguans living under the Ortega-Murillo dictatorship.

Since January of this year ending, 2.4% of the 11.1 million inhabitants of the island of Cuba have emigrated to the United States

The Cuban government has inoculated with political hatred and confrontation, which impoverishes the exercise of citizenship…

The Ministry of Domestic Trade reports that the problem, which isn’t new, occurs in almost all the provinces of the Island.

Indignation runs through the affected municipalities. Social networks have been filled with messages in search of the lost product.

Public employees rejected the radicalization of the dictatorship in 2022 and denounced the surveillance and espionage.

The regime has suffered a significant deterioration in its international image, its ability to intimidate & its power to silence the citizenry