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San Isidro: A Child, a Street, a Country

San Isidro is on fire. It has become a street swollen with cries and raised fists, with a pair of handcuffs hanging off them.

The days will be partially cloudy with a low probability of rain until Sunday, when some occasional showers will be likely in the afternoons.

Nervous and with wound on her left hand, journalist Marisol Balladares denounced an attack she suffered by a man linked to the Police.

Our reader Ken Jamieson of Canada took the photo of the day: “Market in Zabreb, Croatia:” He used his Canon 2600 pocket camera.

Today’s featured artist is Carlos Talez from Venezuela with the song “Elodia” (2014). Send us some of your favorites to share.

The Cuban government announced today that it will begin marking the homes of people in isolation for Covid-19.

“We’re pregnant” is an expression which, far from being a simplism, joke or pretentiousness, announces the silent revolution of fatherhood…

Jorge Valladares, research and policy expert from Transparency International, warns of the Ortega regime’s appropriation of state powers.

Ortega’s order is to keep up the police siege of houses in Masaya, Nueva Guinea, Bluefields and Managua, while neglecting citizen security.

Cuba is back to its ability to set records, notes the government. However, this time it is not about low infant mortality or athletic feats.