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Economic Reform in Cuba: There’s still a ways to go…

The process has been more palliative and delayed when comparing it to its concrete contribution in unlocking the multiple bottlenecks.

Conversation, Havana, Cuba. By Andres Enriquez (Cuba). Camera: Samsung j7

A new symbol of struggle in Nicaragua was born in the immediacy of social networks. These are water bottles. Read why

Like a subtle reflection of our nature, stained glass windows form part of Cuba’s most authentic architecture. (19 photos)

We have a new proposal for all lovers of our Photo of the Day section.

The occupants of the church, who had spent nine days there under police siege, were taken to a hospital to evaluate their medical condition.

Police and a mob of Ortega supporters attacked inhabitants that protected the Saint John the Baptist Church of Masaya, Nicaragua.

They call on the international community to act strongly and request the activation of the Inter-American Democratic Charter (OAS).

The 5th year medical student spent the first four days of her new arrest in an isolated punishment cell in the infamous El Chipote jail.

Very few people understand that a child needs to discover their body and learn how to live with their own emotions or concerns.