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Small-Minded Political Discourse in Cuba and Miami

With Trump in the White House, a line of alleged confrontation has made a comeback, which only stands out for its lack of effectiveness.

Our photo of the day was taken by Carolina Bogado in Plaza Vieja, Havana, Cuba.

Nicaragua’s opposition National Coalition is now in the intensive care ward, attacked by the “mosquito” virus.

Today’s featured artist is Lord Ivanhoe & his Caribbean Knights from Jamaica with the song “Lift the Iron Curtain” (1950s/60s).

Our photo of the day is of a laughing horse in Viñales, Cuba.

The Trump gov. on Thursday said it is suspending most private charter flights between the USA and Cuba to ramp up economic pressure.

It’s not about violent actions, but to do everything that the law allows, such as the right to protest, organize, mobilize and to express oneself.

La Chiqui and other women from the San Isidro neighborhood in Havana have found a place where they can talk about their everyday problems

The tropical depression moving in the Atlantic is expected to become a tropical storm and is not forecast to affect Cuba.

Today’s featured band is the Talbot Brothers of Bermuda with the song “Yellow Bird” (1959).