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Cuban Activist Transferred to Maximum Security Prison

His wife, Ilsa Ramos, tells this newspaper that they have not yet informed her of the date on which the trial will take place.

Showers and electrical storms continue to develop over Havana. The highs will be between 29 and 31ºC (84 and 88 F).

No expense was spared for this project; it was, as on other occasions throughout history, about validating Fidel Castro’s ideas & proposals.

Steve Certilman from the United States took our photo of the day: “Passion Flower”, in Villa Clara, Cuba.

Victoria Martínez accuses the Police of excessive use of force; even one of her children, Luis Miguel, had two teeth knocked out.

MeToo Cuba is building support networks, without which it becomes difficult to make a public or legal complaint.

The Social Communication law tries to silence the citizenry to prevent their cries from leaving power deaf.

UAZ executives said the plant will operate in alliance with Cuban companies, although the name or location of the factory is not known.

Deb Vinsky from Canada took our photo of the day: “Sunset in Varadero, Matanzas, Cuba.”

June 3 is the UN’s World Bicycle Day. Automobility is destroying our planet and bicycling is a solution. How does that apply to Cuba?