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It Got Heated at the UN Human Rights Council Regarding Cuba

It is rare for a human rights activist to reach that stage because there is much behind-the-scenes work with diplomats loyal to the regime.

The administrator of the ‘agro’ market at 17 and K in Havana’s Vedado district was arrested and taken to the Zapata and C station.

One conclusion is obvious, changes “from above,” point to a transition to a system that will not relinquish the privileges and powers.

We just wanted a bench to sit on, to work peacefully. We were not interested in accessing the museum either. (13 photos)

For other products, the tax exemption limit is increased, from $200 to $500.

Since then, everyone I’ve encountered, instead of saying ‘it’s good that you came back quickly’, they ask me, ‘why didn’t you stay?

As Cuban farming reaches new lows, buying eggs from Colombian producers is a partial stopgap as long as there is money to import.

The story of this post begins just over 15 days ago when a friend’s grandmother, 85 years old, fell in the street and fractured her hip.

Over the next few days, it will be partly cloudy in Havana during the morning, with decreasing clouds in the afternoon & a low chance of rain

My friend from Holguin has literally worn out the soles of her shoes looking for someone to fix her rice cooker.