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Citizen Insecurity, Cuba’s Achilles’ Heel

In March 2023, Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel said that Cuba is a country where you can walk down the street in peace at 11 PM.

Ultimately, the objective is to make the leaders look good, when the mission should be almost the opposite, to denounce everything done wrong.

The only thing missing is for the government to blame the “blockade” for the appearance of hurricanes, earthquakes, and floods…

The Cuban chess teacher Daylin Magariño emigrated to Spain, where she has created an academy, called Riojaque.

Inspired by the upcoming Norah Jones concerts in Havana and statements by Mariela Castro & Aleida Guevara about their support for Palestine.

Niels Graverholt from Denmark took our photo of the day: “Greeting”, in Havana, Cuba.

Norah Jones and the tours supporters can say what they want, but it’s clear that she isn’t coming to Cuba to interact with the Cuban people.

An ice cream factory worker confirms to this newspaper the dramatic situation in which the industry finds itself.

Marcos Garcia from Cuba took our photo of the day: “A Friend”, in Matanzas, Cuba.

One might ask: Where did the fauna of the countryside go? Many see the current droughts as the product of that battle against the forests.