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Cuba’s New Penal Code Threatens Independent Media

“We are alarmed by the passage of Cuba’s new penal code, which further criminalizes the work of independent journalists on the island”

Two centuries later, the cause of the horrendous explosion at Old Havana’s Saratoga Hotel still hasn’t been announced. (27 photos)

After a long internal review, the US president reversed some of the toughest measures on Cuba taken by Donald Trump.

The Cuban government and military will still benefit from the remittances since they have a monopoly on legal retail and wholesale commerce.

The sailing frigate Juan Sebastián de Elcano, is a training ship of the Spanish Navy, which made a visit to Havana between May 12 and 15.

The massive destruction of the iconic Hotel Saratoga in the Cuban capital tarnished the end of the International Tourism Fair in Varadero.

Wayne Snyder of the United States took our photo of the day: “Baptism in the Waters of Viñales, Cuba.”

This week we have drawn about Etecsa, the only telecommunications company allowed in Cuba and its deficient services.

“That day we were at home and I connected to the internet through my cell phone. There I began to see the videos of the demonstrations”

Cindy Bennett from Canada took our photo of the day: “Fishing the Sun”, in Havana, Cuba.