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Mexico, Russia, Bolivia & Nicaragua Send Aid to Cuba

Mexico, Russia, Bolivia and Nicaragua have sent shipments of food and medical supplies to Cuba over the past week.

We dedicate our drawings to the recent testimonies emerging from some of the Cubans arrested during or after the July 11th demonstrations.

The best images almost always bring a torrent of ideas, representing the deepest things we feel. They’re worth more than a thousand words…

The Covid-19 surge in Cuba continues with records set Saturday for new positive cases and deaths (9,747 & 87) in a population of 11.2 million.

While many governments expressed concern over the violent Cuban government crackdown on peaceful protestors, they also oppose the US embargo.

Greg Rothschild from the United States took our photo of the day: “Smile” in Havana, Cuba. He used a Fujifilm XT2 camera.

Media outlets that bill themselves as guardians of anticolonialism are unable to admit that there are nationally based struggles for power.

After the protests that on July 11 shook dozens of towns and cities, an Excel document has not stopped being shared on social networks.

Since July 11, when the government blocked access, the demand for free internet access for Cubans has become a trend. Is it really possible?

Bob Lintjer from the United States took our photo of the day: “Coconut Water” on a beach in Havana, Cuba. He used a Samsung Motos 2X camera.