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Tocororo in the Escambray, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Larry Benvenuti from the USA took our photo of the day: “Tocororo in the Escambray” in Sancti Spiritus, Cuba, with a Nikon N90 camera.

Ortega’s Prosecutors “Investigate” Cristiana Chamorro

The DA’s office has still not confirmed whether they’re planning to file charges. Meanwhile, they’ve called in nine journalists to declare.

Nicaragua: Attorney General Threatens Journalists with “Indictment”

The Nicaraguan Attorney General’s Office threatened to “indict” three journalists, summoned for an “interview.”

New Expenses for Cubans Returning from Abroad

Starting June 5, Cubans returning from traveling abroad will be faced with recently adopted new measures imposed because of Covid-19.

The Battle for Human Rights in Cuba

For decades, the government has upheld that there is a political and social system in Cuba that places some human rights above others.

Outcry in Cuba to End Luis Manuel Otero’s Abduction

A week after holding a hunger strike at his home, State Security forced him to be admitted into a hospital on May 2nd. He is still prisoner.

Ortega’s Second Attack on Confidencial & Press Freedom

As in 2018, the police arrived with no legal mandate. They were simply carrying out orders issued by their supreme chief, Daniel Ortega.

Fired AP Journalist Speaks Out After Right-Wing Smears

Wilder is Jewish and was a member of Students for Justice in Palestine and Jewish Voice for Peace at Stanford University before she graduated in 2020.

Ortega has a “Master Plan” against the Independent Press

Ortega is “hurt” by Confidencial’s resilience after the 2018 occupation of its offices. He strikes at the media to impose a fictional realty.

Cuba Suspends Sale of Dollars to Travelers

The state-run CADECA announced the end of currency exchange at air terminals, where even before the limit was $300 dollars for travelers.