A Havana Gym that Shapes Bodies and Minds
The initiative aims to empower youth, steering them from uncertain paths and guiding them toward clear, healthy personal goals. (26 photos)
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Cuba’s Political Prisoners and the Myth of Sisyphus
Many who have left the country, besides being physically broken, did so to spare their families further anguish and prevent retaliation.
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Nicaragua and Russia Sign a “Mutual Protection” Pact
Human Rights experts speculate that Ortega and Murillo are attempting to evade international justice in case of a regime change in Nicaragua.
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Samcam’s Murder in Costa Rica ‘Shocking for the Impunity’
Former Costa Rican President: ‘This is unprecedented, and that’s why it’s alarming. I hope it gets the government’s attention.’
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Cuba: 421 July 11, 2021, Protesters Still Imprisoned
The arrests continue of Cubans who dare to protest. In June, the eight were arrested, several for protesting blackouts in Guanabacoa.
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What Would Havana’s Alamar District Be Without Its Trees
Alamar, a “model” community on the east side of Havana, was a project launched with great fanfare by the revolution in the 1970s. (35 photos)
