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US Makes it Harder for Cubans to Send Money Home

The Trump administration ordered Monday a new broadside against Cuban families, further hindering remittances from the US.

The hand with a firm grip. The period of the pandemic has multiplied the feeling of oppressiveness for Cubans.

Dan Rather chimed in about the state of affairs in US politics which he considers dire. He believes “there is no more time for silence.”

Labor leader stands up to Daniel Ortega’s regime and denounces the police harassment of the “Maria Elena Cuadra” women’s movement.

I used to have a pretty hectic life: five hours of sleep, no days off, I worked a lot. All of that changed right off the bat.

Today’s featured band is Son Palenque from Colombia with the song “Yo me voy” from the album of the same name (2019).

Plaza in Trinidad, Cuba. Our photo of the day was taken by Eileen Lavin (Canada), with her Samsung A-105M camera.

I don’t know whether you’ve seen the news, but a few days ago, a motorbike that was charging blew up. Suddenly 7 families were homeless.

Religiousness is usually a consolation for the soul, a spiritual refuge, an alternative to solve health, social or economic problems.

The bill proposed by Ortega would stigmatize civil society, keep a watch on certain citizens, criminalize them and annul their rights.