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Havana University Students say the Law Is Prostituted in Cuba

They say that the University of Havana Law School has become a “den of police, opportunists and mediocrity”.

The neighborhood continues to be on the fringe, even though Havana has inevitably spilled far beyond it over the last century and a half.

Bukele said that you can walk anywhere in Cuba at 2 AM without being in danger, that it’s a very safe country in his opinion.

“I need a sponsor, whatever the cost,” a neighbor who has plenty of gray hair and lacks resources told me, looking at me without blinking.

If he didn’t make it, Nerey had already thought about staying in a Central American country to work. Going back to Cuba was never an option…

Marta Vazquez denounces that the Cuban Border Guards did not continue the search for the disappeared, alleging a lack of equipment

Havana is filling up with private businesses without the authorities publicizing the tenders for their procurement.

Jose Marti wrote an article about different stages of human evolution based on the houses different social groups lived in.

Now the Stolipin Institute of Economic Growth of Russia will participate in the preparation of a transformation program for the Cuban economy

Line Vigeant from Canada took our photo of the day: “Sunset in Varadero, Matanzas, Cuba.