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Jose Peraza: Nicaragua Faces an Electoral Travesty

Peraza explained that with several candidates in jail none of the “enabling conditions” exist to hold free elections in Nicaragua.

The doctor’s is one block away, I opened the door of the building and went out. The State Security agent walked beside me…

Five of the political prisoners’ defense attorneys have fled the country, following an uptick in threats against them.

This new landscape seems to indicate it isn’t a good time for those who bet on the start of more beneficial & constructive US-Cuba relations.

Medical groups that criticized the regime for its handling of the pandemic are the most harshly punished by the initiative.

This week we want to show our solidarity with the detainees who participated peacefully in the July 11 protests throughout Cuba…

It’s unfortunate that there were violent acts perpetrated by protestors; but this always happens when there are massive public demonstrations

Only two days ago we reported records of new Covid-19 positives for Cuba. Now those figures are a thing of the past.

The massive rebellion of July 11 in Cuba owes much to the courage of the San Isidro Movement, and the song “Patria y Vida.”

Chess Grand Master Arian Gonzalez was released Thursday after 10 days in jail for participating in the July 11 protests. He now faces trial.