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The Challenges Facing the National Coalition in Nicaragua

The dynamic at this moment that defines the formalization of this National Coalition in Nicaragua is whether or not political parties are included.

Brazil Charges Journalist Glenn Greenwald over Leaked Phone Messages

Federal prosecutors in Brazil on Tuesday charged US investigative journalist Glenn Greenwald with cybercrimes, including hacking officials cellphones.

Gender-Focused Policies in Cuban Farming

We spoke to employees and workers about progress made in equal gender opportunities in Cuba, as well as the greatest obstacles and challenges.

The Cuban Flag, Havana – Photo of the Day

The Cuban Flag, Havana. By Colette Flemming (Canada). Camera: Nikon D5000

The Young Man & the Sea, Matanzas, Cuba – Photo of the Day

The young man and the sea, Matanzas, Cuba. By Tomas Gears (USA). Camera: Motorola XT1254

Nicaragua’s Public Employees: “When Does this End?”

Ligia Gomez, former official in the Nicaraguan Central Bank, speaks of the dilemma faced by public employees who “don’t agree with the repression”.

Sunset in Varadero, Cuba. By Amir Kerkmov (Canada). Camera: iPhone XR

Nicaragua: Medardo Mairena Calls for Unity and an End to the Killings

Sitting Ortega at another dialogue table, and getting him to allow the demanded electoral reforms, will only be possible with a united opposition leadership.

Cuba, Venezuela, and the Limits of the ‘Smart Power’ Doctrine

Trump’s policy of attacking Cuba, Venezuela, and everything that smells of progressivism, helps serve the crusade against ‘socialism,’ by Republican conservatives.

Baltasar Garzon’s Words for Nicaragua

Today, Daniel Ortega’s legacy doesn’t matter anymore. He’ll be remembered only for his crimes against humanity.