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Havana’s “La Guinera” Barrio: Punished after July 11th

The 96 people prosecuted from La Guinera have been charged with sedition, the most serious crime protestors are being sentenced for…

Putin, as I have said it many times before, is the leader of the anti-democratic counterrevolution of our times.

“Niña Furia” (Girl Fury), a fictional series in Spanish with English subtitles, is available in the US on HBO Max.

Joshua Yaffa, longtime Moscow correspondent for The New Yorker just left Ukraine after reporting on the Russian invasion for two weeks.

The 177 political prisoners in Nicaragua today represent the decency & dignity of the country, in contrast to their executioners & torturers.

On Sunday, the US journalist and filmmaker Brent Renaud was shot dead near Kyiv while working on a documentary about refugees.

Like nature itself, she is full of mysteries, rebellious and a giver of life, as she goes on singing and greening the countryside.

With rumors of the decree going around, a group of Cubans gathered outside the Panamanian Embassy early on March 9th, hoping for a response.

Journalist and news anchor Yunior Smith Rodriguez says he wanted to “escape all the rotten shit, the lies, and the desperation.”

This week we review with our drawings two events that took place in recent days. Both events show how surreal a society like ours can be.