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Cuba Will Require Tourists to Register Online as of Jan. 23

The registration will be done on the D’Viajeros platform -which was already operating in the test phase for travelers.

People rejoice over the most basic rights they are granted as miracles. Even jokes aren’t subversive when everyday reality beats fiction.

“We hear a lot about migration crises, but in reality, it is the migrants who are often truly in crisis,” notes UN Commissioner Volker Türk.

Demonstrators wore orange jumpsuits and black hoods over their heads, marking the 21st anniversary of the reopening of the notorious prison.

Diaz-Canel’s video to receive 2023 could well sweep the ‘Razzie’ awards if they were to take it into account.

Access to digital technology and the Internet has opened up a space for a community of Cuban graphic artists to multiply and mobilize.

Our featured artist is Ibrahim Ferrer from Cuba with “Bruca Manigua” from the album “Buena Vista Social Club Presents Ibrahim Ferrer” (1999).

When Fidel Castro took power we were told we would all be equals, but this promise never amounted to more than rhetoric used in propaganda.

We summarized the most important issues that Cubans wanting to emigrate to the US need to know in 11 questions.

Sponsors will answer for the beneficiaries before the US government, during the two years established by the “humanitarian parole.”