Non-governmental human rights organizations from 134 countries that make up the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) condemned the brutal repression and violation of human rights towards the Nicaraguan people by the Ortega-Murillo regime.
Read More“No one should be excluded; in the marches, no one asked where you were from or who you were, we simply assumed that you had a patriotic commitment and that should prevail without any rhetoric,” said Azahalea Solis of the Civic Alliance.
Read MoreCuba has decided to place its bets on the tourism sector as the “driver of the economy” and plans to double the number of hotels on the island and reach over 155,000 rooms in a decade.
Read MoreWithout the approval and compliance of substantial electoral reforms, that would lessen the control the governing Sandinista Front (FSLN) exercises over the Supreme Electoral Council (CSE), it’s worthless to participate in an electoral process, warns Robert Courtney.
Read MoreIn Venezuela, President Nicolas Maduro takes advantage of the events in countries such as Ecuador, Chile, Spain to show solidarity with the right to struggle, to rebellion and in repudiation of repression.
Read MoreToday’s featured artist is Nanan from Brazil with the song “Casa da floresta” from the album “Movimento: Manifesta Sentimento” (2019).
Read MorePrivate businesses based on recycling and educational projects in vulnerable communities affected by natural disasters, came together at the second edition of the Festival de la Tierra, which took place at Quinta de los Molinos in Havana, on October 19th.
Read MoreSunset with Palm Trees, Puerto Vallarta, México. By Ronnie Greco (USA). Camera: Samsung SM-G930A
Read MoreThe US State Department announced a ban on all US air travel between the US and Cuba within 45 days, except for the capital of Havana, as part of an ongoing pressure campaign against the Cuban government.
Read MoreToday, October 25, opens an art exhibition by Nicaraguan activist Madelaine Caracas, who addresses exile and grief in her works.
Read More
