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Jorge Castañeda on AMLO and the Resilience of Dictatorships

“We must continue pressuring, but without harboring any illusions. Dictatorships have proven themselves to be resilient.”

Miguel Diaz-Canel: “Diaz-Canel, we have to clarify it for you / the CIA does not have to pay us. / We will step on our free Cuba again.”

What we’re seeing in these groups is a phenomenon called “grooming”, that is to say, sexual abuse by an adult of a minor, using social media.

It will soon be clear that diplomatic normalization has little to do with the defense of democracy and respect for human rights.

Andrew Brant from the UK took our photo of the day: “Beach in Gibara, Holguin, Cuba”.

The new recently Cuban Penal Code is a detailed compendium of the main fears of the ruling Communist Party.

For the coming days, partly cloudy skies are expected over Havana, with some afternoon showers, The highs will be between 32 & 35°C (90-95 F)

After the explosion at the Saratoga, firefighters & rescue workers’ first job was to find survivors, & not only human ones. Every life counts

Irina Echarry from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Toy Bicycle” in Havana, Cuba.

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