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Could 2023 Be a Better Year for Cuba?

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

More protests has meant stepped up repression. Photos of repressors attacking children in the town Nuevitas will go down in history books…

Expose on the Ortega-Murillo regime’s use of criminalization as a systematic tool for control against human rights defenders in Nicaragua.

Díaz de Villegas was born in Cumanayagua, Cienfuegos, and worked as a theater actor and university professor at the Higher Institute of Art.

This year, buying pork that the government is selling for the holiday season is harder that ever. Ir can mean waiting in line for days.

Bolsonaro’s policies involved permanent action against the State, to subvert its lay character and impose his own objectives.

Although the end of the year doesn’t bode well for the average Cuban, many will try to get joy out of it. Resilience is part of our DNA.

Theo Targaryen from Turkey took our photo of the day:: “Hagia Sofia Mosque”, in Istanbul, Turkey.

The “fast-track teachers” that began to be trained at the beginning of this century have been followed by all kinds of pedagogical projects.

Here, unanimity is nearly the law, and every time some program or project comes up for “debate,” there’s nearly no debate.