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Tifani Roberts: Ortega “Directs” Repression against Journalists’ Families

Univision correspondent Tifani Roberts and the owner of Radio Dario explain the necessary new practice: “anonymous resistance journalism.”

In the Atlantic, neither the powerful hurricane Sam or Tropical Storm Victor are forecast to affect Cuba or the Caribbean region.

Cuba had the second most migrants (10,742) who have crossed into Panama through the Darien jungle in the first eight months of 2021.

Daniel Ortega’s partner for the failed canal project has since lost nearly 29.5 billion dollars. He just suffered a new setback.

The Archipielago group has launched an appeal to government authorities to hold peaceful anti-violence protests in Cuba on November 20th.

On September 25, the electoral campaign began in Nicaragua for an election that no longer exists. Is the game over?

This week we have drawn on the increasingly frequent blackouts in Cuba and the inconvenience they cause to the population.

According to Bisquet, the political police forced them both into exile as the only way to release Hamlet from jail.

“I want to spotlight the case of Marvin Vargas, who recently marked 10 years of an unjust imprisonment” & how “the case serves as a warning.”

“I never offended or attacked any official,” the young man assures. He says that no one ordered him to demonstrate…