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“Cuban Students Are Waking Up”, Says Fired Professor

In an improvised trial, they cited a rosary of “incidents” against the Government & notified him that he could no longer teach at his faculty.

Edesio Heredia from Cuba took our photo of the day. “Tree”, in Havana, Cuba. He used an iPhone camera.

The Cuban Government consolidates the ways of administering power. Cybersecurity was identified as a priority for the Cuban state.

From now on, the Government will have more sophisticated tools to legitimize clear human rights violations against anyone.

The Cuban Embassy in Madrid activated an alarm to ward off Otero’s friends who brought a letter and a cake for the 35th birthday…

The tendency is clear. The ballot boxes are speaking, be it with opposing criteria or with silence, which over time says even more.

Patricia Diaz de Cuba took our photo of the day: “Dead Nature”, in Havana, Cuba. She used a Canon Powershot camera.

The corner of La Palma, as it is popularly known, is the most important road node in the Arroyo Naranjo municipality of Havana.

Since November 2021, Nicaragua eliminated the visa requirement for Cubans, which has unleashed a flood of travelers.

It was the oldest fortress in the Americas during the time when the Spanish monarchy imposed its viceroys in the Caribbean. (31 pictures)