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On Wars So Human and So Inhumane

Both have their reasons, but the reasons evaporate when the bombs explode and people die by the thousands, be they civilians or soldiers.

The artists of Matraca draw this week about the food crisis in Cuba, about hunger, begging and building collapses in Havana.

Any attempt to protest the current slavery situation is brutally repressed by law enforcement forces (slaves too but paid a little better).

The supermarket belongs to the company Las Américas TCC Corporation, based in Miami and whose vice president is Frank Cuspinera Medina.

Denis Mendez de Cuba took our photo of the day: “A Strange Fruit”, in Pinar del Rio, Cuba.

The recognition to the film “will greatly bother the Cuban dictatorship,” say its filmmakers.

Tropical Storm Sean does not represent a danger to Cuba, it is only of interest for navigation in the area.

Dariel spent the weekend at his wife’s parents’ house. They ate together in the bedroom that evening, watching a reality show.

I couldn’t help but wonder: How many more collapses will there be until the much-needed and urgent GREAT COLLAPSE finally happens?

For months in Cuba there have been difficulties obtaining certain medicines in the pharmacies. One I know about with certainty is Enalapril…