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Cuba’s Prime Minister Arrives in Moscow for 11-Day Visit

What some analysts are calling the Russification of Cuba is moving forward full speed ahead with an unforeseen cost to the island’s population

Under the regime of Ebrahim Raisí, an ultra-conservative cleric, some 580 Iranian political prisoners have been “executed”, says the UN.

The following video gives some insight into Cuba’s prisons and how the prisoners are treated. It is in Spanish with subtitles in English.

This year, the harvest has been a bumper crop. Mango tree branches are breaking into segments because they can’t carry the weight.

Deb Vinski from Canada took our photo of the day: “Sun Ring”, in Varadero, Cuba.

While much more is known about Operation Peter Pan that took 14,000 young Cubans to the USA, this story has little been told.

To Putin’s advantage, ordinary Cubans aren’t as much interested in freedom and sovereignty as in getting some relief from their shortages.

Some people believe soccer is a matter of life and death. I don’t agree. Soccer is more than that, so much more. -Bill Shankly

The new legislation puts on paper a practice previously banned in the Cuban media, considered one of the evils of capitalism

Women with US dollars can still by the product on the illicit or online markets, the rest must improvise.