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Cuba Is Going to Change

We have learned so much from inaction… What could we not do when our creativity and effort can finally spread their wings.

After long waits, patients waiting for help to deal with the after-effects of Chikungunya are given appointments more than ten days later.

Already enough martyrs are losing their youth in prison, and an unarmed people can no longer do anything else against the repressive forces.

The people who fish on a small-scale work in the gray zone of “illegality.” “As such, we are not authorized to fish for sale.”

The capture of Maduro and Flores is not celebrated publicly in Venezuela. In an environment of rising repression…

In the beginning he wasn’t called Gabi. He was simply a frightened kitten in the middle of a bustle of human feet on muddy ground. (8 photos)

Colonel Pedro Yadin reveals that the Cuban officers were sleeping when they were attacked with “bombs and drones”.

Nonardo Perea is an artist, writer, and audiovisual creator who has made his life experience and queer identity the core of his work…

Reducing the conversation about Venezuela to oil and international law is an ignorant, complicit, and dehumanizing stance.

Five other people were sentenced for the same events, two of them to eight and seven years, respectively.