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Explosion at Havana’s Hotel Saratoga Was Worse than Reported

The Cuban TV news on Friday night said so far there are 22 deaths, including a child and a pregnant woman, as well as 64 persons injured.

Two testimonies from Nicaraguans who crossed the Rio Grande into the US. An immigration lawyer explains the real options…

During these times of shortages, holding onto these nutritional habits presents a challenge and you need to improvise, exercise resilience…

The new message that the Cuban regime considers subversive is not even pronounceable DPEPDPE, an acronym that has the censors scrambling.

The Nicaraguan State “has no legitimate pretext to intervene & control civil society organizations, as in practice, they’ve tried to do…

Media outlets in Cuba are controlled by the Communist Party. Those trying to be independent are criminalized, stigmatized, & persecuted.

With these organizations annulled the Ortega regime has closed 218 associations, universities, foundations, and other non-profits since 2018.

Reusing is an everyday activity in Cuba. Giving a second or third life to objects after serving their original purpose has become naturalized.

Indigenous women face marginalization, discrimination, violence, land dispossession and lack of access to public services.

During their most recent visit, family members confirmed a decline in the political prisoners’ physical and psychological health.