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Make Yourself Comfortable, Havana – Photo of the Day

Pull Up a Chair and Make Yourself Comfortable, Havana, Cuba. By Robert Peace (Canada). Camera: DJI Osmo

Protests in the United States vs. Protests in Nicaragua

In Nicaragua, as long as the Ortega-Murillo regime continues to trample on the institutions and subject them to its discretion, we will not have justice…

“Tigrillo” from Boy Scout to Engineering Student to Political Prisoner

For the last two years, John Cerna was persecuted and expelled from his studies. Now he’s latest student to be imprisoned, with a draconian 12-year sentence.

Sad Havana – Photo of the Day

Sad Havana. By Elizabeth Valdes (Cuba). Camera: Moto g6 play cellphone

Can Cuba Produce its Own Chicken?

Over 20 years ago the Cuban gov. decided to halt poultry production and import chicken meat from the USA, and later Brazil and other countries.

What will the 2020 Hurricane Season be like in the Atlantic?

The majority of forecasts agree that the present hurricane season will be a lot more active than normal, with a 60% chance of this happening.

Trade, Tourism and Transport to Resume Gradually in Cuba

President Miguel Diaz-Canel on Thursday said trade, tourism and transport would gradually resume in Cuba as the country brings Covid-19 under control.

Seattle Activists Create Autonomous Zone Near Abandoned Police Precinct

Omari Salisbury has been at the uprising. He reports on how protesters have barricaded a 6-block autonomous zone, declaring it “Free Capitol Hill.”

Ortega’s “Intelligence” to Hold on to Power

Ortega’s “intelligence” is the following: he is the only politician who over decades has controlled Nicaragua’s intelligence and security services.

Cuban Group Begins Producing Acrylic Screens for Post-Covid Era

The innovative group “Cairostudio” creates protective barriers to reduce the risks of contagion from Covid-19, as Cuba gets ready for the recovery phase.