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Norwegian Sailboat Arrives in Havana

With the sails up and her crew singing, the Norwegian sailboat Statsraad Lehmkuhl docked in Havana last Wednesday.

This week we wanted to draw about the recent possibility of traveling visa free to Nicaragua, a new escape valve for many Cubans.

However, Managua is not the final destination, just a first step to embark on the route to the southern border of the United States.

Exiled and immigrant Nicaraguan women added their voices to the Nov. 25 march against the Ortega regime’s gender violence & oppression.

Mystery enshrouds Belkis Ayon Manso’s death (Havana, 1967-1999); the same mystery can be seen in her work, full of fascinating paradoxes…

After over half a century of very little public protest, a good deal of Cuban civil society has begun to open its eyes…

This denial of the money market may not last forever, but who is going to take responsibility for the successive disasters…

Tamara Davila, Dora María Téllez, Ana Margarita Vijil and Suyen Barahona have been subjected to 160 days of torture in isolation cells.

The duo seem to have developed a “road map” that other Central American leaders are ready to follow, & that’s very bad news for human rights.

The Permanent Council may now convene a special session of foreign ministers, which was not on its short-term plans.