Cuba’s Social Fabric Is Hurting
“Violence is not a solution, respect for each and every Cuban is. Calling for fratricide can be the death of the nation.”
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Nicaraguan Doctors Questioned for Covid-19 Comments
The Nicaraguan Ministry of Health (MINSA) summoned three doctors on Thursday to appear for questioning regarding statements about Covid-19.
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Repression or Diversity, the Decision Facing Cuba
The events in Cuba starting with the nationwide July 11th protests added to the alarming crisis already affecting the Cuban population.
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Ivania Alvarez: “Exile Isn’t a Prize, It’s a Tough Decision”
The former political prisoner was forced to flee the intensified siege, the persecution and the imminent threat of being imprisoned again.
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“They Beat Me for Filming the Protests in Cuba”
My neighbor “Luis” was in his house on Sunday July 11th, watching soccer’s Euro Cup finals when he heard a lot of noise in the street.
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Trials Begin for Cuba Protesters without Defense Attorneys
“Summary” proceedings to sentence participants in the July 11 protests for “inciting public disorder” and other crimes have started in Cuba.
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Cuban Artist Tania Bruguera Accused of Subversion
Cuban artist Tania Bruguera was subjected to an 11-hour interrogation on July 20th by the investigator in the case against Hamlet Lavastida.
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When Repression Knocks at Your Door
A little more than ten days ago, violent repression was for many Cubans an alien experience, a story told by others that they doubted…
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Nicaragua: Where Revolution is Equated with Repression
The perpetual continuation of Ortega in power represents the essence of the authoritarian tendency within the Latin American left.
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Sleepless Nights after the Protests
We lost our innocent sleep. The romance between the population and its protective State has ended. The father had his belt under the mattress
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