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Solidarity after Hurricane Ian in Pinar del Rio (+video)

“Amid the loss, destruction, and critical needs, one thing stood out – the resiliency of the people of Cuba.”

“I had to prove that I would be OK, so they could go with some peace of mind. That’s why I started doing the exercises on my own…”

The 75-year-old Saifullah Paracha returned to his family in Pakistan Saturday. He was never charged with a crime.

This past week Facebook and Twitter suspended several pages and profiles of Cuban TV programs, and anonymous “defenders” of the Government…

Within the escalated repression that plunges the country into an atmosphere of fear & persecution, the El Toque team is the latest target.

The “Revolution” thousands died for isn’t the one we have today, the one our parents & grandparents defended is far-removed from today’s reality.

What truly worries authorities are the prices. They want prices to adjust to their cost lists and reject the laws of the market.

The Havana corner where Calzada de 10, Vía Blanca & Cristina Avenues & Calzada de Buenos Aires intersect is popularly known as “Agua Dulce”.

At a time of food shortages for people, the lack of feed led most of Cuba’s pork producers to abandon their work.

Yamilet Garcia tomó nuestra foto del día: “The Guanabacoa Church”, in Havana, Cuba.