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Arnoldo Aleman: Daniel Ortega’s False Opponent

Before Aleman & Ortega sealed their pact in 2000, the most recent one had been between Anastasio Somoza and conservative Fernando Aguero in 1971.

Closed NGOs Resist the Onslaught of the Nicaraguan Regime

Organizations that lost their legal status since a year ago, maintain their projects and goal of holding power accountable in Nicaragua.

Merry Christmas, San Miguel de Allende, México – Photo of the Day

Merry Christmas, San Miguel de Allende, México. By Ken Edwards, (USA). Camera: iPhone 8

Cuban You Tube Presenter, Otaola, Promotes a Ban on Remittances

It’s a matter of keeping what was endorsed in the new Constitution and everyone who supports the Cuban government, in line with their way of thinking.

Havana and its Ruins, with Eyes Closed

I look at neighborhoods and understand why I’m not even a little impressed by the images of recently bombed cities in the news: I’ve seen it all here.

“Sculptures & Monuments” Category – Finalists of the 11th HT Photo Contest

In the category “Sculptures & Monuments”, of the initial 54 photos submitted we are down to 7 for the final round of judging.(7 photos)

Greta Thunberg Says Response to Climate Crisis Is “Clever Accounting and Creative PR” (Video)

At the U.N. climate summit in Madrid, 16-year-old Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg addressed world leaders Wednesday.

Nicaragua: HR Defenders and Feminists Demand Justice not Impunity

Nicaraguan human rights organizations denounce “restructuring” of paramilitary groups, in addition to torture and rape in prisons.

What Would the World Be Like if Men Had Periods?

If men had periods, at least the first day would be declared a holiday. I don’t know about other women, but I hate working the first day of my period.

Alfreda at Coffee Time, Pons, Pinar del Rio, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Alfreda at Coffee Time, Pons, Pinar del Rio, Cuba. By Irina Echarry (Cuba). Camera: Nikon D3000