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Cuban Americans Stance on No Kings Day Protests

In Miami, the epicenter of much of the Cuban, Venezuelan, and Nicaraguan community, the day of protest has a special meaning.

As usually happens when people protest, within minutes, uniformed police and plainclothes agents began arriving on the block.

What happened “adds another chapter to the history of the application of political commissioner methods within Cuban culture.”

“The price of products showed a direct relationship with inflation and with the price of the dollar on the informal market.”

An animal protector spotted them: five newly born kittens in a dirty cardboard box, at the entrance to a market (11 photos).

In the coming days the city will dawn partly cloudy in most areas, with occasional cloudiness and isolated showers along the northern coast.

There are stories that touch me and leave scars. They weren’t my experiences, but after listening to them I feel forced to write.

The Cuban peso is sinking at what seems to be an unstoppable pace. Here are keys to understanding the new wave of foreign currency demand.

“Do you have the guts to bleed?” That’s the slogan used to promote a clandestine fighting league in Cuba offering up to 20 euros per match.

I remember my grandfather pausing in the doorway every time he heard the “Peanut Vendor” coming down the street.