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Cuba’s Ration Stores are the Target of Increased Theft

The stolen products affected the sale of the meager rations to the population, whose complaints led to inventories and audits

The Cuban doctor and activist Fernando Vazquez undertakes the quixotic task of defending political prisoners under threats from State Security

The US will accept asylum applications from migrants in Mexico, a country that in turn will establish a “multipurpose international space”.

I met Vladimiro Roca in 1963. At that time I was a student-soldier at the San Julián Base located in the westernmost part of Pinar del Río.

The author of this madness thought that if they took the barracks, an insurrectionary uprising would begin in all of Oriente.

Another “friend” of the Cuban Revolution crosses the line. This time it’s Argentinian musician Fito Paez, tired of defending the indefensible

I follow the reports on all your trips to the interior of the country and I am constantly amazed by your comments in the check-up meetings…

We’re living in a digital age that needs tech just like it needs oxygen itself, and children aren’t oblivious to its influence.

Yordanka Caridad took our photo of the day: “Storm”, in Havana, Cuba.

Dawn had barely broken when we woke up to the triumph of the Revolution. From that moment on, everything was a surprise…