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Covid-19 in Cuba Now Mostly Concentrated in Havana

According to experts on Cuban national television, the authorities are beginning to evaluate declaring the “endemic phase” on the Island.

US Moves to Shut Down Family Remittances to Cuba

Trump chose the 89th birthday of Cuba’s supreme leader, Raul Castro, to further tighten the screws on the Havana regime and the Cuban population.

Afraid to Go to Work: Dozens of Nicaraguan Hospital Staff Resign

Doctors, nurses and interns resign to avoid being infected by COVID-19, due to the lack of equipment and protective measures in the hospitals.

Prioritizing Life or the Economy Will Determine the Post-Pandemic Focus

The pandemic served to raise awareness of the need to change the urban paradigm, while at the same time awakening spontaneous solidarity among citizens

Project Wants to Breathe Life into Cuba’s Sugar Towns

The cultural project will be based in Hershey, a depressed hundred-year-old sugar refinery town and the hub of the only electric train on the island.

The Cuban American Vote in 2020: Will it Go for Trump?

It’s election season in the USA. So, among Florida watchers, that means a new round of predictions about the performance of “the Cuban vote”.

“We Have All Seen the Express Burials”, says Bishop in Nicaragua

Monsignor Rolando Alvarez warns that cases of Covid-19 are on the rise and asks that deaths and infections be reported “truthfully”.

Golden Twilight, Cayo Coco, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Golden Twilight, Cayo Coco, Cuba. By Taz Arora (Canada). Camera: Samsung SM-G965W

Is the Fight for Human Rights & Racial Justice Overriding the Coronavirus Risk?

The defiant stand against the police injustice has triggered the question: is the fight for human rights and racial justice overriding coronavirus threats?

Leadership Styles, Political Empathy and a Pandemic

Responses to the pandemic and their results seem to be explained by leadership style and a leader’s empathy skills in times of a global crisis.