Christmas in Cuba (Illustrated)
This week our drawing is about Christmas in Cuba. A festivity with its particularities in our context, characterized by the high prices…
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Cuba
The Word of the Year, a Difficult Task to Select
On December 29, the foundation promoted by the EFE Agency and the Royal Spanish Academy will announce the word of this year.
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Dolorem Ipsum. There Where the Sun Is Silent
Pain is trapped in four series of photos that respond to the titles of “Faith”, “Worn Out Youth”, “Memories of Oblivion” & “Resilience” (24 photos).
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Sunset in Varadero, Cuba – Photo of the Day
Deb Vinski from Canada took our photo of the day: “Sunset in Varader, Cuba”.
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Gabriel Boric, Human Rights and Cuba
Boric has publicly declared his stance against human rights violations in Cuba and the Government’s response to social protests on July 11th.
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Cuba Runs Out of Paper to Print the Ration Books
“If there isn’t even enough money for the thin notebook,” lamented Yurito Mestre lamented, “what awaits the supplies?”
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Four Initiatives to Help Cuban Political Prisoners & Their Families
After mass protests in Cuba on July 11th, over 1300 people were arrested, according to a count by NGOs such as CUBALEX and Justicia 11J.
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Shall We Dance, Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day
Tom Henry of the United States took our photo of the day: “Shall we dance” in Havana, Cuba.
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With the Failed Reforms, the Gov. Talks About ‘Rectification’
As the country contines to stagnate, Marrero did not give any clue about what the changes will be, but he did say that they will be imminent.
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Voices de Matria: A Useful Cuban #MeToo Movement
What do “established channels” mean and how do they limit or not limit a public complaint made in the space the victim decides?
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