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Some Pending Questions Regarding Cuba’s Economy

Here in Cuba, we should take a short break to calmly consider the things that over time are forgotten or accumulated.

The sixth chapter of the short movie series Spoon River, dedicated to giving life to Edgar Lee Master’s poems. (13 photos)

“It cannot be a coalition just to defeat Ortega, it has to be a coalition to rebuild Nicaragua,” emphasized Ivania Alvarez.

The Sea from Al’s house, Varadero, Cuba. By Kasie Crowley (USA). Camera: Galaxy S8

Brazil’s Supreme Court has overturned a ban on a Netflix comedy showing Jesus as a gay man.

With the help of donations, young feminists are promoting the use of the menstrual cup as a healthier and more eco-friendly option…

The kiss, Havana, Cuba. By Christopher D. Nisbet (USA). Camera: iPhone 8

As record numbers of migrants seek refuge and asylum in the USA, we look at a key problem preventing many of them from getting due process.

The political challenges to clear the democratic path to end the crisis caused by the Ortega dictatorship in Nicaragua.

The result of human actions, poor management, scarce or zero maintenance and climate change, the Cuban archipelago is suffering from coastal erosion.