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Justice Has Another Meaning in Cuba

Although justice is represented as a blindfolded woman, the professionals who are in charge of imparting it must be governed by transparency.

Cuban émigrés tend to stay connected with events on the island, be it through contact with relatives, social networks or online media.

What do you think people are thinking about: how to repeat July 11th & be locked up for 15 years or about selling everything and emigrating?

On February 19, 2021, twenty-something animal lovers protested in front of the Ministry of Agriculture, in Havana. So what’s happened since?

We will have cloudy days with isolated showers until Friday, then good weather conditions will prevail with partly cloudy skies…

Interview with Demian Rabilero, director of the Museum of Image and Sound, in Santiago de Cuba, the only one of its kind in the country.

This week we have drawn on the exodus that is taking place in our country. It was foreseen by many analysts…

This bad news comes while deliveries are being made, this week, allowing 4 pounds per person at 5 pesos/lb. in several Havana neighborhoods.

The idea was floated before, but in recent days it has gained steam with statements from several baseball players living outside of Cuba.

The main objective of the manifesto is to demand the release of the July 11th protestors sentenced to prison.