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Can You Land in Jail in Cuba for Protesting on Social Media?

There are many signs now that Cubans can be sent to prison if they publicly express dissent against the government or criticize policies.

Ken Alexander from the United States took our photo of the day: “Bailarina before the Dance” in Havana, Cuba, using his Sony A7R III camera.

“The Cienfuegos hospital continues to have an oxygen deficit. The helicopters on the TV news are symbolic for the need that exists.”

Irina Echarry from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Mercado Falcon” in Havana, Cuba, using an Olympus EPL6 camera.

On August 6th, Netflix included Vivo, another movie about Cuba, in its trimester movie lineup. It is targeted towards a child audience.

Jodi Newell from the United States took our photo of the day: “Meat Market” in Havana, Cuba, using a Canon 60D camera.

Tropical Storm Grace is currently crossing the Yucatan Peninsula moving west at a speed of 15 mph, presenting sustained winds of 50 mph.

Twenty-three Cuban health workers denounce the lack of medicines, means of protection to work, and oxygen to save the lives of patients.

When most Cubans must go out daily to find food for the table, the government is debating how to keep the economy afloat amid the pandemic.

“After the July 11 Protests, we were told to pay close attention to social media to “fight” & share posts by “pro-government influencers.”