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How to Democratize Cuba

The demonstrations of July 11 were the first great autonomous and democratic movement of Black and poor Cubans since 1959.

Jenny Cressman from Canada took our photo of the day: “Keep Cuba in Your Heart”, in Jaimanitas, Havana.

The news was especially well-received by Cubans who haven’t been able to visit their relatives on the island, up until now

Respect for diversity of thought and the need for peace are unavoidable themes moments before the peaceful march called for November 15.

Despite the police intimidation, arbitrary summons to State Security offices, the insults on Cuban television, Archipelago has not given up

The government continues to cling to its old line of incriminating the US, discounting citizens’ initiative, & minimizing our intelligence.

Social tensions in Cuba are about to reach boiling point with 15N around the corner – and many different scenarios could play out.

Ken Jamieson of Canada took our photo of the day: “Standing Guard” in Holguin, Cuba.

Ortega & Murillo’s behavior personified the electoral tactics of the great Latin American authoritarian figures since the nineteenth century.

Jodie Newell from the United States took our photo of the day: “Manaca Iznaga, Trinidad, Cuba”.