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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Five months before his assassination, Carlos Muñiz Varela, one of the early pioneers of Cuban exile travel to Havana during Fidel Castro's government, received an…
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“I must say,” Donald Trump commented, “I wish we had an occupying force.” It was June 1, 2020. The president, then in his first term in office, was having a phone call with the nation’s…
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Not even Adolf Hitler had the bad taste to celebrate the opening of a prison publicly. Such a practice has become increasingly fashionable in contemporary politics. Nayib Bukele did it…
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The U.S. government has fallen into the hands of people who lack proper metaphors; all they know is business. The nation should be ​“run like a business” according to these…
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Cuba has been in the backburner of the news for a while. Two wars have taken over the attention of the public. Still, this month the administration has taken additional measures…
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Cuba's elderly population, comprising over a quarter of the country's inhabitants, is facing a severe and rapidly deteriorating economic crisis. Pension amounts are woefully inadequate,…
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There are few things more pitiful than a desperate magician repeating a failed trick. The crowd has seen the rabbit, the dove, the disappearing subpoena. They’ve clapped politely. Some…
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The Supreme Court on Monday temporarily lifted a lower court order that had required the Trump administration to give migrants the chance to challenge their deportation to a country…
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According to official data, 282,983 fewer international visitors arrived in the country in the first four months of the year compared to the same period the previous year (ONEI, 2025).…
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This weekend, our Dear Leader, President Trump, once again dazzled the world by staging the most stupendously over the top military pageant ever witnessed this side of Mars. In an…
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