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The Weight of Repression in 2022 on Cuban Civil Society

More protests has meant stepped up repression. Photos of repressors attacking children in the town Nuevitas will go down in history books…

Greg Rothschild from the United States took our photo of the day: “Practicing a Sport” in Havana, Cuba.

I can’t make excuses or victimize myself, victims never win. I’m a man, only worth the few grains of rice I’m able to contribute to the world.

Díaz de Villegas was born in Cumanayagua, Cienfuegos, and worked as a theater actor and university professor at the Higher Institute of Art.

This year, buying pork that the government is selling for the holiday season is harder that ever. Ir can mean waiting in line for days.

Kendry Mesa from Cuba took our photo of the day: “The Guy with the Beard”, in Havana, Cuba.

What this version of Pinocchio denounces is not the childhood lie of the survivor but the post-truth of the caudillo (strongman).

The return of the Christmas holiday takes many forms and unleashed the Cuban people’s creativity when it became a legal holiday in 1997.

Although the end of the year doesn’t bode well for the average Cuban, many will try to get joy out of it. Resilience is part of our DNA.

This idol is a kind of divine hybrid here in Cuba, the result of religious syncretism that many Cubans have been practicing for centuries…