Cuba Archives - Page 325 of 494

The Insidious Use of Migration against Cuban Citizens

In Cuba we have suffered for decades an ideological apartheid that segregates citizens into two camps: “revolutionaries” and “worms.”

“I’m a vulnerable man, but I am especially an artist that dreams of homeland and life, which are super-connected.” Don’t leave me alone!

Wayne Snyder from the United States took our photo of the day: “Boy and a Famous Ballplayer,” in Morón, Cuba. He used a Samsung S20 camera.

The days will dawn with some clouds, however from midday on the cloud cover will increase and some rains and electrical storms are likely.

This had been on the table for a while because it was the current resident at the White House, Joe Biden’s campaign promise.

It is common for shouts to rise with swear words or insults against Cuban leaders when the fan blades stop moving in the middle of the night.

Deb Vinsky from Canada took our photo of the day: “Sunset at Los Delfines beach”, in Varadero, Cuba.

Cuba policy measures announced by the Biden Administration lack creativity (as expected) & have come at the wrong time, politically-speaking.

In the audio posted here, Alcántara recounts the “inhuman persecution and repression” that he has suffered from the regime in recent years,

Irina Pino from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Red Flag” in Havana, Cuba.