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A Sword for Dissidents who Want Improvements

I remember once reading a book that said that dictatorships become more repressive when they are in moments of crisis.

The Cubans who sought permission to hold demonstrations in November in towns and cities across Cuba, gave four reasons for doing so…

In statements made to elToque, the young man explained that “this kind of excess proves the dictatorial nature of the Cuban regime.”

We dedicate our drawings this week to the increase in citations from State Security to citizens with a critical stance on social networks.

Cuban photographer Arien Chang Castán reacted to the theme of LAYERS with his photo essay in the inaugural issue of CubaSeen…

Today’s featured artist is Machito from Cuba with the song “Ahora Si” from the album “Soul of Machito” (1968).

The song “Patria y Vida” (Homeland and Life) aspires to win a 2021 Latin Grammy or to even become the “Best song of the year”…

Human Rights Watch accuses the Cuban government of a “brutal strategy of repression” against dissidents. Hundreds face trials and sentencing.

We bring you an editorial from our journalistic partner El Toque about the harassment suffered by the staff of their dynamic media platform.

“Countries with inclusive economic and political structures all face criticism and demonstrations but they listen and improve.”