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Keep the USA Great… Please!

It’s funny how every last bit of intelligent life is dissipating in the Trumpist ranks, once the reserves of decency are exhausted.

The indigenous people of northeastern Nicaragua have revived an ancestral survival tactic. Its called “Pana Pana” and involves mutual support.

No exile is worse than being in your Homeland and feeling like you’ve been kicked out. It’s heartbreaking to see how we just don’t matter.

Eta is still too close to the north coast of western Cuba to trust. Therefore, precautionary measures are maintained in Havana & Pinar del Río

Eta entered Nicaraguan territory on Tuesday, November 3rd. Shortly thereafter, the rivers in northern Nicaragua began to overflow their banks.

The repressive purpose of the legislation is disguised to confront crimes through new technologies, writes La Nación of Costa Rica.

Tropical Storm Eta is currently passing through the province of Ciego de Ávila Cuba. Here’s the 9:00 a.m. (ET) report from Cuba.

Tropical Storm Eta has been in the news for over a week. Now it approaches Cuba’s central provinces. A landing is expected late tonight.

Democratic Party candidate Joe Biden became the president-elect of the USA on Saturday. The results from Pennsylvania tipped the balance.

A state-run business manager in Guantanamo listens to social media and takes the candy out of the window of his US dollar store. Read why…