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Nicaragua’s Police Force Quintupled in 2025

Rosario Murillo has sworn in 30,000 hooded “volunteers” in Managua, which experts affirm will comprise her own repressive army.

As I do when I retreat to a mountain or to the sea, today I wanted to avoid pessimism, but without escaping the city. (11 photos)

Disapproving of Trump isn’t sympathizing with the Democrats or subscribing to the Communist Manifesto, it’s hating a style of doing politics.

In the vast circuit of world music venues, Cuba no longer competes. It lacks any material attraction.

Chair of the UN Expert Group on Nicaragua indicates that an active espionage apparatus from various institutions helps decide who to repress.

The US dollar store at 3rd and 70th in Miramar, Havana, has been crowned the king of all the markets of its kind on the Island.

The nonprofit shelter and community resource center serves women and children who are seeking asylum or who have been deported.

We should stop and observe the creatures around us. They are beings who can teach us lessons in survival, love, and loyalty. (13 photos)

It doesn’t seem to matter much that Cuba ended 2024 with fewer foreign visitors; in this battle to earn dollars, no resources are spared.

“Get off of me, you’re heavy,” reads the band on the straw hat Maykel Osorbo wears in the Pinar del Rio prison known as Kilometer 5 1/2.