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Communist Optimism Runs Dry in Cuba

On July 11, 2021, Cubans took to the streets to demand that Socialism does good on all of the promises it hasn’t yet fulfilled in 62 years…

Ana Chamorro de Holmann is clearly a strong woman. At 94, she has lived through a lot of history, and suffered many misfortunes.

Traveling has always been difficult for Cubans, often considered potential immigrants. Beyond the expenses, the bureaucratic procedures…

My twin brother died on September 8. I’m sharing our story for whoever’s interested, and so his son will know he was a great man.

Cuba’s top authorities have spent the past two months visiting places they’ve prefered to only give a sidelong glance for decades.

Requests have tripled since June, and continue to rise, for a total of 22,813 asylum requests in the past 8 months of 2021.

They are made up especially by young people, who collect donations of medicines, food, personal hygiene items, money & all kinds of supplies.

Nicaragua deserves writers like Sergio. What it doesn’t deserve is the cruel, coarse, and mediocre dictatorship that we unfortunately have.

The recent announcement of the opening of air travel to/from Cuba starting November 15th has caught the attention of our team this week.

There is countless evidence that could be shown to a non-legal court about how things have gone from bad to worse.