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November in Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Stephen Giles from Canada took our photo of the day: “November in Havana, Cuba”.

That this is a staging of US heroism, typical of the 1950s, is what must hurt Republicans in general, & Trump supporters specifically.

Putin referring to the US: “Look at what they are doing to their people: the destruction of the family, and cultural and national identity.”

One can speculate that Ortega’s gesture of releasing and banishing the political prisoners could also be a signal of things to come for Cuba.

Cuba is again without electricity. The cycle of blackouts returns while the authorities find justifications. Herberto Padilla is also back.

On the American continent, this current still has a long way to go to become a democratically adult force.

Knowing the psyche of some of the main leaders, we have a right to wonder if there was an express willingness to hasten such deterioration.

The two brothers, now in their mid-fifties, were repatriated to Pakistan after they were held without charges for two decades.

After three years of interruption due to the coronavirus, Delta Airlines announced that it will resume operations with Havana on April 10.

In an attempt to soften the news to Cuban consumers, the government media blamed the situation on “late deliveries” and “import delays.”