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Review: Cuba and Human Rights

The Matraca artists address the role of the Cuban government during the Universal Periodic Review before the UN Human Rights Council.

This weekend, at Havana’s Palace of Conventions, the Conference on the Nation and Migration will be in session for the first time in 19 years

Andrew Coon from the United States took our photo of the day: “White Hen, in Santa Clara, Cuba.

It has been portrayed by some as “a film that shows a Cuba increasingly distant from hope” or “the loss of faith of Cuban society.”

“If they were going to take me to trial, I didn’t want to stay in Cuba obviously. My children don’t have a father; I’m their mother & father”

The pirate on Oficios Street is one of the signs that Old Havana has seen better times.

Today, Saturday, you went to visit your parents and on your way home, you treat yourself to these fifteen or twenty minutes just for yourself

Numerous rains have been reported in Havana since Wednesday, and showers, rains, and thunderstorms are expected during the next few days.

Miguel Robles from Cuba took our photo of the day: “The Moon and the Lemon Tree”, in Cienfuegos, Cuba.

Having a lighter that always fails you when you want to smoke, for example, can make you want to give up the bad habit.