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Dialogue and Dictatorships: Cuba and the United States

Ferrer’s words make a lot of sense: the opposition needs more than ever to unite, to strengthen itself, to make itself heard.

The IACHR heard from victims and human rights organizations about the Ortega regime’s policy of banishment and denationalization.

The Antonio Guiteras thermoelectric plant , largest in the country, went down again this Monday due to a new breakdown.

The ties between Cuba and Angola have been presented in official discourse as based on altruism and solidarity. Here’s the real scoop.

While some congratulate him for his courage and clarity, others label him a “traitor.” His interview with El Toque has sparked heated debate.

Some entrepreneurs are experiencing “the most difficult times since they’ve been in business”.

It is a reflection of the intentional neglect of a part of Cuba’s history that does not fit into the official narrative. (20 photos)

The big question is whether this financial blockade will accelerate real change in Cuba or if the regime will, once again, adapt and survive.

The United States imposes 25% tariffs on Mexican and Canadian goods (except oil) and 10% on Chinese products.

“There’ll be consequences for countries who don’t accept the deportees,” warns Mauricio Claver-Carone, US Special Envoy to Latin America.