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Women Can’t Mediate Under Death Threat

Women reporting violence are forced to mediate with their aggressors. The system exposes them to violence instead of protecting them.

A study reveals 51 unmarked crossings used by Nicaraguan migrants. It also highlights the dangers they encounter in their crossing.

The insidious problem of online violence against women journalists is increasingly spilling offline with potentially deadly consequences.

No sooner had the main US broadcasters declared Joe Biden the winner some experts began writing the epitaph of the entire populist right.

Our photo of the day: “The Road to Gardalavavaca”, Holguín, Cuba was taken by Yvonne Konar (Canada). Camera: Samsung cell phone.

Evacuatees try to return to where they lived due to the lack of conditions in the shelters, but they no longer have a house to return to.

Today’s featured band is Bug Bite from Brazil with the song “Pimenta” from the album “Bit” (2019). Don’t forget to send us your favorites!

Hunger strikers from the San Isidro Movement continue to deteriorate at their headquarters in Havana. State Security prevents access to them.

Our politicians “way of being” neither falls from the sky nor appears by divine will. We shape it ourselves, day by day.

Full of mirages disguised as lines, you run to the crowd and ask the question that’s on every Cuban’s mind: “What are they selling?”