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Cuba Sees Prosecution of Lone Protester

In most countries with even a semblance of observing civil rights what Luis Robles did would be part of everyday life. Not in Cuba.

The bill prohibits candidates the regime considers “coup promoters” from running. “It’s a totalitarian measure,” opposition leaders say.

The new communities of activists, journalists, artists and intellectuals grow in accordance with civil society itself and the private sector.

High school graduate Nazareth Valladares Arguello had planned for several weeks to raise the Nicaraguan flag in her graduation ceremony.

Fed up with censorship and a lack of freedoms, hundreds of artists came together outside the Ministry of Culture in Havana on 27N.

There is a moment in a political struggle where nothing happens by chance. Totalitarian states build reality, manufacture lives, also deaths.

Today’s featured band is “Yawanawa” from Brazil with the song “Ramino”. Remember you can also share your favorite songs with our readers.

Really stressed… that’s how we’ll start January waiting for our electrical bill in early February. Let’s hope there’s no other surprises.

The unprecedented growth of renewable energies in Argentina over the last three years has borne its greatest fruit: the Cauchari solar park.

Jennifer Rodríguez and her parents emigrated from Cuba in 2015 as a family. “Many doors were closing in Havana at that time…”