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Slavoj Žižek Has Given Us the Order

It was irresponsible of the international community to trust that the USSR’s collapse would automatically give birth to democracy…

Alejandro Arce de Cuba took our photo of the day “Bacuranao Beach”, in Havana, Cuba.

The influx of sargassum seaweed is not a new problem for Cuba. In 2018, the country was hit hard by a massive bloom of seaweed.

I didn’t understand why they were so determined not to want to help me? It’s their job, but in Cuba few people want to do their job well.

Marquez’s stance is similar to most of the Latin American Left who have preferred to avoid pointing a finger at the Cuban regime.

Thomas Bregman from the United States took our photo of the day: “Playa Giron”, in Matanzas, Cuba.

The Cuban team said goodbye to the tournament after a resounding 14-2 loss to Team USA in the semifinal game played in Miami.

Cuban women protest the absence of human, civil, political rights, and freedoms of all kinds.

A fair like any other, where books – the fake star of these events – was cast to the back of our collective consciousness, like it always has.

Scott Berenthal from the USA took our photo of the day: “Late Afternoon on the Malecon”, in Havana, Cuba.