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Rome Scorns the Traitors it Pays

Adela was an exemplary revolutionary, participating in every activity the revolution called for. She never ignored a call to action from Fidel

It’s Sunday Nov. 27th, just another day. My first thought is what will I have for breakfast? The answer couldn’t be clearer.

Looking at a photo of a recently unveiled statue in Moscow, I was reminded of the joke about the man who asked to borrow money.

This week the days will be partly cloudy, with some rain on Thursday and Friday. The high temperatures will be 29 and 30°C (84 and 86 F).

Ivet Orozco from Cuba took our photo of the day “Huellas”, in Havana Cuba. She used an Olympus camera.

As usual, members of the political opposition were prevented from running for the positions and some from voting.

So what companies do they have? How does it operate inside and outside of Cuba? Who runs these companies outside of Cuba?

Commissioner Luis Pavon became a scapegoat so Fidel Castro could come out “clean” from the repression of homosexuals in Cuba.

The Cuban government and media commemorated the death of Fidel Castro (in 2016) over the past few days. Here’s what came to my mind.

The line for buying liquefied gas is just as bad as the line to buy chicken, and your turn can take days to come.