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Religiousness in Times of Pandemic in Havana

Religiousness is usually a consolation for the soul, a spiritual refuge, an alternative to solve health, social or economic problems.

The bill proposed by Ortega would stigmatize civil society, keep a watch on certain citizens, criminalize them and annul their rights.

Torreon La Vigia, Holguin, Cuba. Our photo of the day was taken by Ken Jamieson (Canada) with his Canon 2600 camera.

Covid-19 wreaked economic havoc on Nicaraguan businesses. Many entrepreneurs had to reinvent in the Pandemic, turning crisis to opportunity

Women have always led, and women will always lead, especially when the times are hard, and their communities are in need.

Here’s our weather forecast for the Cuban capital from Sept. 24-30. Expect rainy days with some scattered thunderstorms until the weekend.

Standing Up to the Ortega Regime’s Harassment. Lenin Antonio Salablanca continues to resist, despite having suffered 9 months in prison.

Hoping to secure votes in Florida, Donald Trump announced Wednesday even tighter restrictions on Cuba travel for US citizens.

TB Cocktail is a project of two young bartenders who are opting to use native flora as part of a sustainable business strategy.

Trials Begin against Two Young Nicaraguan Journalists, part of the ongoing government crack down on the independent media.