Chronicle of a Return Home
I’d spent a week away from home and had asked my closest neighbors to “keep an eye out” because burglaries are common nowadays.
Read MoreI’d spent a week away from home and had asked my closest neighbors to “keep an eye out” because burglaries are common nowadays.
Read MoreThe Cuban people have clearly expressed their rejection of the ruling political & economic system, not only with this mass & silent exodus…
Read MoreThey know the truth, but don’t want to admit it. It’s a lot less traumatic to puff up their chests, repent for their sins and die in peace.
Read MoreIt’s always been crystal clear to me, I don’t want to put my life on the line to defend a totalitarian system that attacks my freedom…
Read MoreI think real hard, trying to find a hidden corner in my mind, begging a brain cell to help me with pictures of progress, to enlighten me…
Read MoreWe must hold onto hope, even if doesn’t do anything for parents who lost their children, victims of negligence & compulsory military service.
Read MoreI got the phone call from the hospital that morning. The mother’s excited voice told me, “Everything went well, the girl is beautiful…”
Read MoreI’ve never believed in palmistry or reading cards, or snails or any kind of fortune-telling, not even in mediums or babalawos.
Read MoreFidel was viewed as a kind of Messiah, the very embodiment of the Homeland. An infallible, divine presence who couldn’t be questioned…
Read MoreI awoke on July 11 without any expectations, it was just a regular working Monday. Before leaving, I watched a video by a university student.
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