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A Decisive Moment for Cuba’s Family Code

This controversy is marked by social and political tension that indicates the forces and struggles of power within Cuban civil society.

Will Chile have a new constitution that prioritizes water and climate change issues, gender equality and decentralization?

An “open and sincere dialogue” as Pope Francis suggests is only possible without political prisoners and the current repressive police state.

We woke this Sunday and the value of the US dollar and MLC (on magnetic cards) has risen to 140 Cuban pesos.

The remains of a sparkling, effervescent, city are fading. It’s a Havana that exists only in old photos & silhouettes of its closed hotels.

What’s the Vatican’s “Diplomatic Operation?” Humberto Belli: “If the Bishops accept having him leave Nicaragua, it would be a surrender.”

Here with Omar I’m trying to learn why Cuban celebrities & politicians are so interested in Santeria & the “state of health” of this religion

The Ortega-Murillo regime has not allowed visits or communication between the political prisoner and her six-year-old daughter for 15 months.

Riot police took Rolando Alvarez away in a pickup truck to an unknown destination, the other priests and laity were also kidnapped.

There is no victory in Matanzas, just a fiasco. The results speak for themselves. At least 17 people dead and over 120 people injured…