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The Return of “Mules” to Cuba’s Airports

The closure of Western Union operations Monday takes place at a time of searches of passengers who want to travel to Cuba with hidden cash…

“Women are being oppressed on two fronts: in the physical space and in the virtual space, putting them in an even more difficult situation.”

Amid the destruction, flooding and suffering, the Ortega-Murillo regime haven’t stopped using the police for repression and intimidation.

This week we address the reopening of the Havana airport and the implications in the current context of the pandemic.

Poor living conditions in Havana is something that weighs heavily on locals’ minds. And it seems to them that the authorities could care less

Abner Pineda, an FSLN supporter, shot Jorge Luis Rugama, on July 19 in La Trinidad. The victim had shouted: “Long Live a Free Nicaragua.”

Today’s featured band is Folklore Urbano founded by Colombian pianist and composer Pablo Mayor, with “El Sonido De Mi Corazon” (Oct 2020).

Our photo of the day: “Toilet, Varadero, Cuba”, was taken by Glenda Boran (Canada). Camera: Samsung Galaxy 9

Iota was the 2nd hurricane to hit northeastern Nicaragua in 15 days. Some of the infrastructure partially damaged by Eta succumbed to Iota.

It is still a good way out for Donald Trump’s ego and his supporters’ aspirations: to launch his presidential candidacy again in 2024.