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The Ortega Regime Tries to Hijack the Granada Poetry Festival

The only poetry that fits is that of protest; freedom is a precious belonging that we can’t sacrifice on altars raised to idols with feet of clay.

Cuba Invests Big Time in a Shrinking Tourist Industry

In a weakened economy the question of prioritizing investments in Cuba’s tourism when there are so many other needs is a matter of debate.

Making Sure It Doesn’t Get Erased, Havana – Photo of the Day

Making sure it doesn’t get erased, Havana, Cuba. By Amr Soliman (Canada). Camera: Samsung Note 9

Organized Labor in Nicaragua: Some Causes of a Regrettable Absence

A brief history of trade unionism in the political opposition in Nicaragua and a call to the new National Coalition.

German Comedian: “There’s Nothing Cuba Should Be Afraid Of”

The issue of animal protection in Cuba is in full swing. Social media has become a platform where animal rights groups do much activist work.

Havana Weather for January 23-29

The high temperatures will be between 19 and 27° C (66 and 81 F) and the lows between 12 and 17° C (54 and 63 F).

The Moon & the Tree, Ontario, Canada – Photo of the Day

The Moon and the Tree, Ontario, Canada. By María Pineda (Canada). Camera: Pixel XL 2

A Torturer Meets His Victims (+Video)

On Tuesday, the psychologist identified as the “architect” of the CIA’s torture program testified for the first time to the war court at Guantánamo Bay.

Glenn Greenwald Faces Cybercrime Complaint after Exposing Scandal in Brazil (Video)

In Brazil, federal prosecutors filed a criminal complaint against journalist Glenn Greenwald in connection to a major investigation he spearheaded.

Cuba Now Has Provincial Governors; What Does that Mean?

Well, after the “elections” this past weekend, Cuba has provincial governors who will officially take on their positions on February 8th.