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Should Governments Fund Investigative Journalism to Fight Corruption?

Journalists oppose plan by Slovakia’s PM-elect to fund investigative journalists to act as corruption watchdogs on government and state bodies.

Independent Cuban Media Outlets Reject Summary Trial of Artist

After suffering dozens of arrests, Cuban artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcantara is being held in Havana, about to be subjected to a summary court process.

Woman by the Door, Havana – Photo of the Day

Woman by the Door, Havana, Cuba. By Steven A. Certilman (USA). Camera: iPhone Xs

Cuban Doctors Who Stayed in Brazil, Patience Might Finally Pay Off

Idalma is one of approximately 1,800 Cuban doctors who decided to not return to Cuba in November 2018 as the Ministry of Health instructed.

Solentiname’s Last Supper with Ernesto Cardenal

The community’s farewell to Cardenal: “This is how we lived with him,” explained Esperanza Guevara Silva.

TikTok: Expressive Mechanism for Many Dealing with Today’s World

“What do you get from the TikTok videos? Do you prefer the platform for entertainment, passing time or for connecting with your friends?

A Bee Hummingbird, Matanzas, Cuba – Photo of the Day

A Bee Hummingbird, Matanzas, Cuba. By Nan Black (USA). Camera: Canon Rebel T6

Feminists Rewrite Their Realities Across the Global Map

If there is one thing the global Las Tesis-inspired tsunami has shown, it’s that feminists are infinitely collaborative, creative, and keenly aware…

Feminist Performance of Global Significance Rejects Violence Against Women

A performance to be heard: “They don’t listen to us. The woman must first be killed, raped or mistreated so that they pay attention to her.”

Hiding from the Rain, Havana – Photo of the Day

Hiding from the Rain, Havana. By Tony Randgaard (USA). Camera: iPhone 6s