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Flying Dollars in Cuba, an Insult to Dignity

Dignity is the same, however you see it, it’s just as humiliating for people to fight over a bag of yogurt as over a 100 dollar bill.

Food prices might not seem so high to a foreigner since they have also risen considerably abroad. The big difference is in purchasing power.

Theo Targaryen from Turkey took our photo of the day: “Flags Without Borders”, in Holguin, Cuba.

Since 2021, students have written many statements complaining about the unjust arrests and the expulsion of classmates & professors.

“We won’t stop advocating for communities being repressed in Cuba,” said Benjamin Ziff, the Chargé d’Affaires at the U.S. Embassy in Cuba.

Stephen Giles from Canada took our photo of the day: “November in Havana, Cuba”.

That this is a staging of US heroism, typical of the 1950s, is what must hurt Republicans in general, & Trump supporters specifically.

Putin referring to the US: “Look at what they are doing to their people: the destruction of the family, and cultural and national identity.”

One can speculate that Ortega’s gesture of releasing and banishing the political prisoners could also be a signal of things to come for Cuba.

Cuba is again without electricity. The cycle of blackouts returns while the authorities find justifications. Herberto Padilla is also back.