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Resurrecting Padilla, Stirring Up a Chapter of the Dark Past

Padilla’s self-incriminating speech was specifically recorded so that Fidel Castro could watch it and revel in the poet’s humiliation.

Warm days with mostly clear skies and no rain are expected in Havana. The winds will be mainly from the southeast.

The 60 and over Cubans accounted for about 21.6% in 2022, being the only segment of population that is increasing in the country.

Meyvis Rega Calvo from Cuba took our photo of the day: “The Church of Good Voyage”, in Villa Clara, Cuba.

The issue of freeing the prisoners was on the table during the latest conversations of the Havana government with the United States & the EU.

We reached the park, lots of families were with their small children, couples and friends… but what were they celebrating?

For those of you who don’t know the story, Aguedo Morales was a teacher born in Consolacion del Sur, who was killed in Nicaragua in 1981.

Ivet Orozco from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Door to the Sea”, in Havana, Cuba.

I am becoming more and more passionate about existential matters, and especially the point about the nature of reality.

In light of what happened in many formerly “socialist” countries, we can foresee an increase in inequality between “winners” and “losers”.