#MeToo Founder Tarana Burke on the Harvey Weinstein Conviction
Disgraced former Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein was convicted of first-degree commission of a criminal sexual act and third-degree rape…
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European Parliament Members Say Sanctions on Ortega Gov. are on the Table”
They met with opponents of the Ortega regime in El Salvador because Ortega prevented them from entering the country.
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‘Intimidating’ Police Deployment in Nicaragua Ahead of Protest
The Nicaraguan gov. deployed hundreds of police officers in the capital Managua to try and block a protest calling for the release of 61 political prisoners.
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Cuban Farmers, Pinar del Rio – Photo of the Day
Cuban farmers, Pinar del Rio. By John Niddrie (Canada). Camera: Canon EOS 6D
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Teck Resources Withdraws Application for Alberta Oil Sands After Sustained Protests
In Canada, Teck Resources has withdrawn its application for the $15.5 billion Alberta oil sands Frontier mine, a major victory for protestors.
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Private House Rentals in Cuba: Splitting Hairs?
This isn’t the first time that this is happening. It seems that tourism officials only begrudgingly chew on the option of private rental homes or apartments…
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My Third Trip to Cuba
Last month I went to Cuba for the third time. I had been there ten years and then five years ago. So much has changed since my first visit.
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Pornography and the Internet: Its Impact on Cuban Society
The modern concept of pornography is defined by the massive commercialization of erotic material, thus abandoning its artistic character…
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Dennis Martinez Tells Why He Supports the Citizen Rebellion in Nicaragua
The pride of Nicaraguan baseball states that he “couldn’t care less” about the possibility of having his name removed from the Nicaraguan national stadium.
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Man in Artemisa, Cuba – Photo of the Day
Man in Artemisa, Cuba. By Brid Leahy (Ireland). Camera: Samsung Galaxy S10+
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