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Nicaragua’s Slippery Unity

First, let’s open the road. If we do that, there’ll be time and institutions enough for those who want water to fill their own cups.

Professor Illeana Díaz believes a systemtic problem must be taken on as a whole and not with fragmented polices. Read why…

We need a counterattack that is based upon finally implementing the economic reforms put off for a decade. We need more than empty words.

The Ministry of Culture, announced today it would not honor its agreement for a dialogue with Cuban artists.

Doctors warn that Eta and Iota paved the way for an outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic in Nicaragua’s indigenous lands.

Today’s featured band is Buscabulla from Puerto Rico, and now living in New York, US, with the song “Metele” from the album “EP 1” (2014).

“The group of 30 hasn’t rested, they’ve hardly slept, [meeting] in a democratic, respectful way, with open hearts,” said Tania Bruguera.

Our photo of the day “Sunset in Winipeg, Canada” was taken by our reader Gerry Markovich (Canada) with his iPhone 8 camera.

Cuban student Yurena Manfugas, knows about this daily duty to fight. She tries to leave her feminism in every space she participates in.

The IACHR report notes serious human rights violations in the prison system, a lack of justice, and a police state rife with impunity.