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Case of Nicaraguan Journalist at the Inter-American Court

Interview with Claudia Paz y Paz: “It’s restorative that the highest court in the Americas is telling the truth” about this assassination.

Despite the red numbers in agricultural production – milk and meat – President Diaz-Canel is bursting with optimism.

On October 15, 2008 this daily publication was born. Thanks to all of you that have made it possible and those of you faithful readers.

A pound of sugar sells for up to 500 pesos in private stores. An average monthly salary could buy around 10 pounds.

If you can hold a public vigil for your favorite reggaeton singer’s health, you can also do it for those suffering in prison…

Power cuts and fuel shortages make life more miserable for Cuban families every day, and prospects for improvement don’t look good.

What is the government doing to tackle this crisis? How is it affecting the daily lives of Cubans? Discover the truth behind the numbers.

Despite the grim picture described by Reina in his acceptance speech, the diplomat holds hope for change in Cuba.

“The real crisis at the US southern border is not the people coming across, but the hardening of the human heart,” says the author..

La Dependiente, a hospital in Havana, has been without electricity and the use of its elevator for more than a week.