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Cuba Has Acute & Chronic Disease

Chronic is one of my favorite words, and it’s also one of the most hard-hitting, which is why I don’t use it very often. It brings memories.

Happiness, Varadero, Cuba – Foto del día

Our photo of the day “Happiness, Varadero, Cuba” was taken by Ide-Wilson Guimaraes (Canada). Camera: Google Pixel 2 XL.

OAS Gives Ortega until May 2021 for Electoral Reforms

The OAS demands guarantees for “free and fair elections” in Nicaragua and gives Ortega until May 2021 to make substantial electoral reforms.

Cuba’s Latest Chicken or the Egg Paradox

Cuba’s leaders grapple with the relationship between productive failure and insufficient wages. What’s first the chicken or the egg?

Beken – Song of the Day

Today’s featured artist is Beken from Haiti with the song “Kote’w Te Ye” from the album “Troubadour” (2015).

PAHO: Nicaragua’s Higher Mortality is from Covid-19

“The increased mortality is directly or indirectly related to COVID-19,” confirms Dr. Ciro Ugarte, who directs the PAHO Department of Health Emergencies.

Venezuela, Twitter, and Crimes Against Humanity

What has the UN Fact-Finding Mission to determine and document the existence of crimes against humanity in Venezuela found?

Jailers Punish Political Prisoners on Hunger Strike

In Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega’s jailers are punishing his political prisoners for going on a hunger strike to protest their illegal detention.

Street in Rancho Veloz, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Our photo of the day: Street in Rancho Veloz, Villa Clara, Cuba, was taken by Evan Trickett (USA). Camera: Google Pixel.

Foreign Reporters Safety Covering US Elections

Foregin Reporters talk about the danger they are facing covering the US elections and protests. From the Committee to Protect Journalists.