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The Lesther Factor & Ortega’s Onslaught on the Universities

In closing eight private universities, Daniel Ortega has demonstrated that his aim is to silence critical thinking and end academic freedom.

Very few people in Cuba have enough savings to capitalize on them in Cuban currency, whether that’s in CUP pesos or the MLC (magnetic USD).

“Rulers who believe in [metal] trees of life, in the five-pointed star, in the eye of Fatima and use them as a symbol of power.”

The Cuban band Buena Fe, and especially its director Israel Rojas, have conflicted with supporters and detractors on social media…

History repeats itself. In 1968, Fidel Castro applauded the Soviet empire’s tanks as they entered Prague. Now, in February 2022…

This conflict isn’t limited to holding onto control of the streets. It goes much further than this: it turns to having control of ideas.

A responsible father is important for children to grow up in affectionate, respectful environments that send a positive message on equality.

On the anniversary of Sandino, symbol of anti-interventionism, the dictator justifies Russia’s aggression against Ukraine.

Hugo Torres’ death demonstrates the soullessness that reigns in Nicaragua these days. His death was the final drop in the poisonous cup…

The chapter on Cuba reflects that “the Cuban government continues to repress and punish virtually all forms of dissent and public criticism.”