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Gioconda Belli: One Swallow Doesn’t Make a Summer; or Does It?

Recognizing past mistakes is a valuable exercise because they provide lessons that can be shared, so that the same mistakes aren’t repeated.

Happy Are The Normal, Tribute to Cuban Artist Antonia Eiriz

Luckily, there have been people concerned with analyzing and researching history written by victors so they can rewrite it in a more fair and impartial way.

Nicaraguan Business Owners Seek Political Solution to Economic Crisis

Mario Ariana: “The business sector cannot be outside the process of political transformation” taking place in Nicaragua,

Sexual Abuse Within the Family, A Cuban Tells Her Story

Childhood is a beautiful time in a person’s life, a time of discovery and surprise, but also a vulnerable time.

Playing dominoes, Trinidad, Cuba – Photo del día

Playing dominoes, Trinidad, Cuba. By Caridad Chacon (USA). Camera: iPhone XS Max

Carlos F. Chamorro: “Ortega Should Suspend the TV Censorship”

He challenges the Ortega regime to order “an end to the illegal occupation of Confidencial and 100% Noticias, and to suspend the censorship.”

Citizen Initiative in Mexico Boosts Water for All

The organization Agua para Todos presented an initiative with almost 200,000 signitures to the Mexican Congress to modify the National Water Law.

Barber’s Alley, Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Barber’s Alley, Havana, Cuba. By Alfredo Castelos (Spain). Camera: One Plus 7 pro

The Straw That Will Break the Camel’s Back in Nicaragua

Those of us who feel we are citizens and not hostages have the obligation to express ourselves and work for the unity of all sectors.

Carcache Says Nicaragua’s Youth Must Be in the Forefront of the Struggle

In announcing his resignation from the Civic Alliance, Carcache criticized what he called “the displacement of the youth,” within the Nicaraguan opposition.