“Socially-Engaged Tourism” Gains Popularity in Cuba
In March, Lukas Winter will board a flight to Cuba once again to deliver medical supplies. It will be his 50th trip since 1997.
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Opinion
The Counter-Reform in Cuba
It was not the reformers who suggested allocating a disproportionate portion of state investment to building empty hotels in the midst of the crisis.
Features
Goodbye to Amateurism in Cuban Sports
The change represents a radical shift in the management of Cuban sports. Commercial advertising had been considered an evil of other countries
Interview
ICE “Wartime” Recruiting Targets Gun and Military Lovers
We speak with reporter Drew Harwell, who recently reported on the US government’s effort to hire thousands more ICE agents.
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Nicaragua: New Constitution Intensified Dictatorial Drift
Report points to systematic persecution of political opponents, arbitrary deprivation of nationality, and transnational repression.
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The Paseo del Prado Hotel in Havana
During my walks along the Havana Malecón, I always had the idea of going into the Paseo del Prado Hotel but never had. (11 photos)
