The Saratoga Hotel in Havana Collapses
There is a danger that the collapse of the buildings will continue, so the authorities are expanding the closure perimeter & evacuating people
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Mexico Agrees to Receive More Cuban and Nicaraguan Asylum Seekers Expelled by US
Mexican authorities have reportedly agreed to take back more Cuban and Nicaraguan migrants expelled by the United States under Title 42.
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The Cuban Gov. Pursues its New Enemy, the Dangerous DPEPDPE
The new message that the Cuban regime considers subversive is not even pronounceable DPEPDPE, an acronym that has the censors scrambling.
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A Peculiar Sunset, Holguin, Cuba – Phone of the Day
Line Vigeant from Canada took our photo of the day: “A Peculiar Sunset”, in Holguin, Cuba.
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Psychologist Details Torture of Saudi Prisoner at CIA Black Site
A psychologist who helped the CIA develop its torture program testified at the US base in Guantanamo, Cuba about waterboarding a Saudi man…
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Reporting Isn’t a Crime, but in Cuba It’s Treated as Such
Media outlets in Cuba are controlled by the Communist Party. Those trying to be independent are criminalized, stigmatized, & persecuted.
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Havana Weather for May 5-11
The days will be sunny with only a few partial clouds. The winds will be variable and weak, with breezes in the afternoons.
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Monument to Marti, Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day
Antonio Fontela from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Monument to Jose Marti”, in Havana, Cuba.
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Recycling Materials Is a Natural Must-Do for Cubans
Reusing is an everyday activity in Cuba. Giving a second or third life to objects after serving their original purpose has become naturalized.
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May Day in Cuba: Celebration or Repression?
Cubalex & Justicia 11J observed an increase in repressive events against activists, opponents, journalists & relatives of detained people…
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