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What We Keep Quiet at Christmas

This year, while decorating the tree with my kids — honestly, I put it up for them because I didn’t feel like decorating the house…

When dictator Fulgencio Batista fled in the early hours of January 1, 1959, few imagined the sweeping changes ahead for the country.

Pedro Garce, organizer of Havana gasoline lines, fights against ’Imperialism’ and the Bureaucracy of those ’From Above’.

The law “places banks in a highly vulnerable position regarding correspondent banking relationships and international operations.”

When people suffer, it shows in their character, their behavior toward others, their appearance & their way of appreciating life. (10 photos)

“This is a necessary process to acquire foreign currency and allow the government to control it, using it for the benefit of the population.”

Venezuela is experiencing a countdown to January 10, 2025, charged with tension. That’s the date a new six-year presidential term will begin.

In recent days, the announcement of new internet rates to take effect in 2025 has generated uncertainty among Cubans…

I converse in Chihuahua with Mexican fishers and farmers about drought, climate change, the incoming US president, the border, etc.

It was a conscious decision, he thought, because he never liked things to happen by chance or for others to decide his fate. (11 photos)