Cuba’s Jacobo Londres Entertains from Puerto Rico
Who is he? I asked, in a fit of laughter after what I had just watched. “Javier Marimon,” she told me.
Author: Lynn Cruz
Sunday Afternoon and Andrei Tarkovsky’s “Nostalgia”
Lynn Cruz writes about the film “Nostalgia” which we post below for viewing.
Cuban Scientist Ariel Ruiz at the UN Human Rights Council
After holding a hunger strike for five days outside the UN Human Rights Council, Ariel teaches us just how far one person can go in the fight for their rights.
Chronicle of a Protest Announced in Havana
For several days, Cuban artists and activists launched a call for a public protest through social networks. The government mobilized its security forces.
Racism in the USA, Discrimination for Political Reasons in Cuba
Floyd was killed by racist police; Portal lost vision in one eye after a beating in prison, he suffers political discrimination.
Cuban TV and the Ministry of Interior Violating our Civil Rights
Last Sunday, the photo on writer and dissident Orlando Luis Pardo’s ID card was used on the Cuban police series, “Tras la huella”.
“When Cubans Change Their Obedient Behavior for Disobedience”
“I’d like to note that we Cubans are very reluctant to take on and learn from success stories in other places. I would say that Latin Americans are too,”
The Cuban Revolution Seen through the Eyes of a Commoner
I’d like to talk about the concept of “citizen”, today. According to the Greeks, you couldn’t be a citizen without being politicial.
From Religious Fidelism to Oswaldo Paya’s Rebellion
Communism and Religion are opposites. They both have ideology at their heart, so they are incompatible.
The Far-Left and Far-Right against Cuban Civil Society
It’s upsetting to see how many Cubans support Trump’s suffocating policy. Cubans abroad looking at us with the same ice-cold stare the US gov. does.