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A Year Since the July 11th Explosion in Cuba

It’s civic to reclaim your rights and make them felt, to comply with responsibilities towards society that haven’t been fulfilled…

This week the days will continue to be very hot, with a low chance of rain in Havana. In addition, the winds will be variable and weak.

San Isidro, birthplace of Jose Martí, is located to the east of the Old Havana municipality, between the train terminal & the Alameda de Paula

Why has the international community failed to secure the political prisoners release in these dictatorships? This is explained by experts.

Brewster Gisbourne from Canada took our photo of the day: “Still Running”, in Havana, Cuba.

For businesses that depend on electricity and the Internet, this new season of blackouts has been stifling in more than one sense.

“After more than a year in pretrial detention, Cuban journalist Lázaro Yuri Valle Roca is being forced through a sham trial.”

It’s cold on the bus, & there’s a devilish show on full max, a Dominican soap opera. The man sitting next to me, on the aisle, is a foreigner.

Luis Alberto Mariño and Gisella Morfi analyze the recent convictions of artists in Cuba, Daniel Ortega’s political ally

Jodi Newell from the United States took our photo of the day: “Christ of Havana”, Cuba.