Cuba Archives - Page 324 of 445

Four Years of Forced Prison Labor for Cuban Protestor

During her first three days in jail, Yacnara was taken from her cell for interrogation seven times, at different times of the day & night.

“It really is a democratic space. Making decisions often takes hours, as this goes hand-in-hand with the members’ everyday jobs…”

Kevin is one of 76 protesters in the capital, including almost a dozen minors under 18, who are being processed under this crime.

The reporter was abducted by police officers as she was walking to her home on her way back from a visit to one of her neighbors.

A day of protests is expected here in Cuba, which could go down in History like the July 11th protests, even if not as large-scale.

The days will be slightly cooler this week, and isolated rains and storms will occur on Thursday and Friday…

After authorities denied authorization to hold a protest, social media users , the government & press all set their sights on Archipielago

Over 1,200 people risk being summoned by Cuban State Security just for having signed the letters of support for the Civic March for Change.

Today’s featured band is Orquesta Aragon from Cuba with the song “Quiereme Siempre” El from the album “Me voy para la luna” (1956).

Several workers posing with sticks in their hands, a man proudly displaying a stone & some neighbors caught on camera test firing with rifles