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Hate Rallies Can Be Counter-Revolutionary

Hate rallies are nothing new and have been used in Cuba as piecework and as a political weapon, especially since 1980.

Nan Black from the United States took the photo of the day: “Learning to tie shoelaces”” in Matanzas, Cuba, using her Canon Rebel T6 camera.

This week we draw about Ignacio Gimenez, the supposed Cuban-Spanish lawyer who announced he would unseat the Cuban government on June 4th.

Thousands of Cubans woke up worried, after learning the night before that the government would suspend cash deposits of dollars on June 21.

In the environments that make up this compendium I try to bring you something of the daily life of the Cuban capital. (36 photos)

Lisi Solis is the admin of a medicine exchange group on WhatsApp. She created it in May 2020, when Cuba’s medicine shortages were increasing.

Our reader Mike Pobega from the United States took the photo of the day: “Other Angles” in Havana, Cuba. He used his Lomo LC-A camera.

Elizabeth takes in/welcomes cats. It’s rare for her to go home from work or school without bringing one back with her.

Today’s featured band is Okute from Cuba with the song “Quiere la Rumba” from the album “Okute” (2021). Send us your song ideas to share.

While Biden dithers about whether to keep his campaign promise to roll back Trump’s economic sanctions, people in Cuba are going hungry.