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Political Intrigue in Today’s Cuba

The most critical dilemma does not seem to be whether or not to proceed with the liquidation of the system but how to carry it out and when.

Tina Dunca from the United States took our photo of the day: “Sunny Day” in Havana, Cuba.

The Cuban Ministry of Tourism on Sept. 6, published a note officially announcing the gradual opening of the nation’s borders on November 15.

Cuba will soon begin the prequalification process before the World Health Organization for its COVID-19 vaccines.

“When will the virus go away?” the littlest asks. “Will we ever go back to school?” the middle child asks. “Will we die too?” asks the eldest.

It is currently surviving with a few initiatives despite many of its members suffering harassment, being taken prisoner or fleeing into exile.

Raul Fierro from Mexico took our photo of the day: “Contrasts” in Havana, Cuba.

The rains associated will be affecting portions of Florida and the southern United States, without posing a danger to Cuba for the time being.

It is the summer of 1957. I am spending part of my school vacation with my older sister, her husband & their son in the “Cerro” neighborhood.

The OAS Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression reports that there is no Rule of Law is these countries, nor safeguards for journalists.