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Fire in Matanzas, Cuba

This week we dedicate our drawings to the victims of the fire that occurred in Matanzas on August 5th; also to the heroes of the moment.

Citizens don’t protest today in Nicaragua because “they can kill them. The regime’s only strength is the army and the police.”

The unprecedented Constitutional Convention was made up of an equal balance of men and women and included the country’s indigenous peoples.

As of today, the purchase of US dollars from individuals at banks & change houses will be 120 Cuban pesos for one US dollar, up from 24×1.

The religious leader took to the streets and preached, prayed and sang praises in front of the police who harass him in Matagalpa, Nicaragua.

They want to convince Cubans that people, Party and Government make up an indissoluble Holy Trinity, and that any fissure helps the enemy.

The Ortega-Murillo regime closed between Monday and Tuesday, a feminist radio, ten Catholic radio stations and a private television channel

Guatemalan anthropologist Irma Velasquez Nimatuj narrates the denial of her entry to Nicaragua, her illegal detention and expulsion.

Since June 2022, several protests were reported on social networks, mainly due to the energy crisis that Cuba has been experiencing for months.

Abortion in Cuba is not “as easy as pulling teeth.” Let’s examine what the abortion process in the island is really like.