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A New Anthem Challenges the Cuban Regime

Hannah Arendt, in a 1963 text, noted that both the phenomenon of revolution and that of war were inseparable from the deployment of violence.

The damage suffered by Karla, and a countless number of Cubans banished over the decades, wasn’t inflicted by a crazy or confused official.

The resolution passed also condemns repression, violent attacks, repeated acts of intimidation and demands the release of political prisoners

Jodi Newell from the United States took the photo of the day: “Perturbed Cat” in Trinidad, Cuba. She used her Canon 60 D camera.

Today’s featured band is Grupo Niche from Colombia with the song “El Coco” from the album “No hay Quinto Malo” (1984).

March is usually the driest month of the year for western Cuba. Here is our forecast for the March 25-31 period in the Cuban capital.

The politics of denial and negligence fostered the spread of COVID-19. It left countless deaths in the pandemic’s first year in Nicaragua.

Silvia led a peaceful life in Managua. Without great ups and downs, her life was focused on her profession & her family. Then things changed.

Today’s featured band is El Comite from Cuba with the song “Son a Emiliano”, performed at the Jazz in Marciac festival (2019).

Once you open your eyes, it’s very hard to close them again. When you see something, you discover it, understand it and are enlightened.