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Father Roman’s Health Worsens under Police Siege in Masaya, Nicaragua

Father Edwin Roman, a diabetic, suffered two fainting spells for lack of food and medicine as he accompanies a group of mothers in his besieged Masaya church.

Ortega Regime Criminalizes Humanitarian Aid

A group of detained young people who dared to bring water to ten mothers on a hunger strike in a church were charged today of a serious crime.

I Hate Winter, Ontario, Canada – Photo of the Day

I Hate Winter, Ontario, Canada. By Janice Lally (Canada). Camera: Sony CyberShot

Cochabamba: Violence Escalates as Mass Protests Denounce Massacre in Bolivia (Video)

UN special envoy Jean Arnault on Sunday called for talks between interim president Jeanine Áñez and leaders of Evo Morales’s political party MAS.

Havana’s Invisible Residents

Gabriel Guerra’s idea of “society” doesn’t exclude the dogs and cats who, invisible to many, thrive on Havana’s streets.

Wake Up Cuba, Internet Access Isn’t a Luxury

In Cuba, Internet access came decades late and it still lags far behind most other countries in terms of affordable access for the general population.

Luis Enrique Dedicates Latin Grammy to the Struggle in Nicaragua

The Nicaraguan singer used his acceptance speech for “Best Folk Album” to express that the people of Nicaragua “continue struggling for their freedom.”

US Denies and Delays Visas to Cuban diplomats

Recently at the United Nations, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla described the deteriorating scenario in the US-Cuba relations…

Health of Mothers under Police Siege Deteriorates in a Masaya, Nicaragua Church

The Ortega regime’s police have maintained a siege for three straight days, with a police cordon that has closed off a perimeter of 300 meters around the Catholic church.

End of the Trip, Santa Cruz del Norte, Cuba – Photo of the Day

End of the Trip, Santa Cruz del Norte, Cuba. By Diurbys Ledsma Paulet (Mayabeque, Cuba). Camera: Samsung J7