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Nicaragua in Front of the Bolivian Mirror

The Bolivian protests played a key part, followed by the OAS report documenting the fraud, but the final push was given by the armed forces.

Havana Weather for November 14-20

The days will be cool this week, with partial clouds and a predominance of clear skies. The winds will be from the north and northeast with speeds between 15 and 30 km/h.

Kite Surfing in Rio de la Plata, Argentina – Photo of the Day

Kite Surfing in Rio de la Plata, Acassuso, Buenos Aires, Argentina. By Peter Lawrence (Argentina). Camera: iPhone 6

A Debate on the Political Crisis in Bolivia

We host a debate on the political crisis in Bolivia with Pablo Solón, former ambassador to the UN under President Evo Morales until 2011, and Kevin Young, assistant professor of history at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.

Eden Pastora: What Happens if Ortega Falls Sick or Dies?

“I would recommend that the Party Congress tell us who the next candidate will be, our next leader”, said Eden Pastora.

Cuba Welcomes the King of Spain on Havana’s 500th Anniversary

The King and Queen of Spain are visiting Cuba in the monarchy’s first State visit to the island, considered a boost to the island’s Communisty Party leadership.

Watch Out! Cuban Animal Protectors are in the Streets

Cuban animal protectors congregated at the entrance of the Canine Observation Center, better known as Zoonosis. This time, without official permits… (16 photos)

What Will I Buy Myself at Cuba’s New Dollar Stores?

The Cuban government’s new economic measure of introducing foreign currency bank accounts suits me just great. Read why.

Nicaragua Interprets the Resignation of Evo Morales: Armed Forces were Key

“What happened in Bolivia is that institutions were respected. This allowed everything to be resolved without the need for so much violence and hundreds of deaths.”

If Bolivia Could Depose Evo Morales, why hasn’t Nicaragua Succeeded?

What Bolivia succeeded in doing in 20 days of social pressure, Nicaragua has failed to do over a much longer time. The author explores why.