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What Was My July 11, 2022 Like in Cuba

I awoke on July 11 without any expectations, it was just a regular working Monday. Before leaving, I watched a video by a university student.

The holiday season is here and we have dedicated our drawings this week to the theme of “the enchantment of summer”.

Irina Echarry from Cuba took our photo of the day: “The Walker”, on the Isle of Youth, Cuba.

Contrary to what might happen in similar situations, various initiatives started up, both in and outside the island, wanting to be useful…

“State Security visits us and harasses us, but we are going to continue asking for the freedom of our children.”

Cuba’s official celebration for having neutralized poor and dissident young people through imprisonment and exodus.

The Government says that the US is using the hardships as part of the embargo, decreed in 1962, to provoke a social uprising.

The “free visa” for Cubans has turned Nicaragua into a springboard for the new mass exodus of islanders to the United States.

The days will be partly cloudy from morning to nightfall, with little rain. The high temperatures will be 32 and 33°C (90 and 91 F).

“US policy towards Cuba has been dictated by internal politics ever since the end of the Cold War, when Cuba lost strategic value…”