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Good Journalism as the Best Vaccine against Authoritarianism

Luz Reyes from “Efecto Cocuyo” in Venezuela, & Abraham Jimenez, a Cuban journalist living in exile, tell how they’re coping with censorship.

The “tropical Trump” not only shares Trump’s failed fascist wishes, but also follows his model to destroy democracy from within.

Almost four years after internet access on cell phones appeared on this island, staying connected is still a headache.

Rider Gonzalez, who runs a small cafe in Havana’s tourist center, faces a challenge every day to have the basic supplies needed to operate…

As happens in poetry, music and literature, Luis Enrique Mejia turns two words into one: “nicamigrante,” to give it greater rhythm & assertion.

Democracy has died in Nicaragua. But if there’s one thing we know about Nicaraguans, it’s that they never let themselves be cowed.

LED streetlights with a modern design will replace traditional streetlights in the Cuban capital’s historic center.

The works refer to artistic censorship, the closure of Xel2 and the defense of spaces for creativity and freedom of expression.

“No one has eaten it in two days,” laments Luciano, a resident of Sancti Spíritus, while showing some neighbors the rationed bread.

The repressive offensive by Cuban State Security Organs against the El Toque team reached a new level of aggressiveness this week.