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Five of the Same Cuban Family in Prison for July 11 Protests

“The violence was on the part of the authorities because the whole time we were being beaten, even with sticks and pepper spray.”

I can’t understand how the courts have sentenced a group of young protestors to an outrageous number of years in prison…

The only fault that the former anchor of the Cuban Television Information System openly recognizes seems also to be his self-justification.

Steven Certilman from the United States took our photo of the day: “The Kitchen”, in Havana, Cuba.

This week we wanted to do a varied issue & for this, each artist was inspired by a recent national event & developed it through their drawing

In the video clip, comical images of people packing suitcases alternate with those of airplanes taking off and landing.

Robert Muck from England took our photo of the day: “Admiring Chaplin”, in Matanzas, Cuba.

Although justice is represented as a blindfolded woman, the professionals who are in charge of imparting it must be governed by transparency.

Cuban émigrés tend to stay connected with events on the island, be it through contact with relatives, social networks or online media.

What do you think people are thinking about: how to repeat July 11th & be locked up for 15 years or about selling everything and emigrating?