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Social Indiscipline or Extreme Passion?

Social Indiscipline or Extreme Passion? Aurelio Pedroso writes about a conversation with a friend in the room rent by the hour business.

An Elderly Cuban is tired of the rumors, often spread to test public opinion on possible policy changes in Cuba.

A Better Reflection, Havana, Cuba. Our photo of the day was taken by Aniket Arora (India) with his iPhone 6s camera.

Almudena Bernabeu litigated cases such as the massacre of the Jesuits in El Salvador and genocide against Rios Montt in Guatemala.

“We should get rid of US sanctions, and begin to lift some of the tension between Cuba and the US and promote reconciliation.”

Sonia Picado describes why the Court of Conscience found the Ncaraguan State guilty of torture. “I Was Struck by the Ortega Regime’s Cruelty”

It’s very difficult to diagnose fibromyalgia, and very few people know about it. We meet Erlinda Gonzalez who has struggled to deal with it.

Is Being a Man Easy? What are the standards that men are forced to follow? “Don’t cry, you’re a boy” is a phrase that’s very common.

The court concluded that the Ortega regime in Nicaragua was involved in crimes against humanity, specifically sexual abuse and rape.

Channel 12 sources warn of “political retaliation” from the Ortega government for maintaining an independent editorial line.