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Paris 2024: Some Cuban Athletes Abroad Were Accepted

I insist that for the Cuban (sports and political) system, there are emigrated athletes who are useful and others who are not.

Alina asks for my help at the ATM; she needs to withdraw money from her card. She’s 82 and has been standing in line for a long time.

Rob O’Neal from the United States took our photo of the day: “Caribbean Sunset”, at Isla de la Juventud, Cuba.

I’ve already mentioned in my diary posts the gatherings we friends in the neighborhood hold, on any corner.

The Paris 2024 Olympic Games have just concluded, and Cuba delivered its worst performance since Mexico 1968.

Jennie Lincoln: there is no evidence of an alleged hack; Maduro should be proud of the Venezuelan electronic voting system.

Without a safe roof, electricity or running water, people find no other way to protest than to bang on pots and pans during a blackout.

Renato Arencibia from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Drop by Drop”, in Santa Clara, Cuba.

Cuba is emptying out, a phrase we hear a lot, and it’s no wonder: the country is experiencing the largest wave of migration in its history.

The regime has taken advantage of our anger to present us as “haters” and to feed the fear of change.