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Keeping Cuba Grounded

The Cuban government puts in force decrees with ambiguous language to be applied at convenience on those citizens who defend freedom of expression.

Nicaragua’s Baseball Finally Suspended After Coach’s Death from Covid-19

Government sports authorities suggest prevention measures, although only partial, despite the death of the coach Carlos Aranda of the San Fernando team.

Biological Diversity is Fundamental to Human Health

Today marks the International Day of Biological Diversity. Experts say that conservation efforts have actually strengthened under the COVID-19 pandemic.

Economist Carmelo Mesa-Lago’s View of Cuba’s Future

Raul Castro’s reforms haven’t been able to get the economy off the ground, but they have had an adverse impact from a social perspective.

When Can Cuba Safely Reopen to Tourism?

There is a great need for tourism, although it will not escape the global depression ahead. It will be an option for those who want and can ($) come.

Was the Shooting at the Cuban Embassy an act of Terrorism?

If this had been a US embassy in any other part of the world, the act would be classified as a clear case of terrorism…

Cuba Rock Climb, Jibacoa, Mayabeque – Photo of the Day

Cuba Rock Climb, Jibacoa, Mayabeque. By Jeffrey Cale (USA). Camera: iPhone 8

Chinandega, Nicaragua MD Facing Covid 19: “We’re Cannon Fodder”

“It’s like your worst nightmare, trying to fight the pandemic under such difficult conditions, where human life is worth nothing beside saving the party.”