Cuba: Continuity vs. Change
A few days ago, the nightly Mesa Redonda show on Cuban TV discussed the subject of “continuity” as president Miguel M. Diaz Canel’s political slogan.
A few days ago, the nightly Mesa Redonda show on Cuban TV discussed the subject of “continuity” as president Miguel M. Diaz Canel’s political slogan.
To help you understand the current situation in Latin America, we offer you an A to Z explanation of what’s happening in the region.
Love, Havana, Cuba. By Katie Thierwechter (USA). Camera: Google pixel
What is interesting about the OAS report, what concerns this article, is the recommendation of a dialogue. Again, to dialogue?
This story popped into my mind with the repetitive, energetic and patriotic calls for productivity and efficiency of the Cuban government.
The Nicaraguan women who emigrated to Costa Rica to escape Daniel Ortega’s repression are suffering “structural violence”. Read why.
Civic protests in Nicaragua have achieved the miracle of fostering unity among groups traditionally opposed, such as feminists and the Catholic Church.
The first of December is celebrated globally as World AIDS Day. The theme of the 2019 celebration is, “communities make the difference”.
Starting Sunday, December 1st, Cuban director Eduardo del Llano premieres DOS VETERANOS (Two Veterans) online. You can watch it here.
Words, Havana, Cuba. By Michael Ramirez (Cuba-USA). Camera: iPhone X