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Paving the Way to “Victory” with Tailor-Made Polls

Cuban state media portrays the Ortega regime as a popular people’s government, engaged in a constant struggle against evil imperialism.

The Cuban government complains that in recent years the US stopped granting 60,000-80,000 visas based on their negotiations.

Melanie Leblanc from Canada took our photo of the day: “Shores of Gibara” in Holguin, Cuba. She used an iPhone 5S camera.

Although strong winds are not expected in Havana, isolated rains and storms will be occurring due to the proximity of this tropical system.

Up until now, the majority of those put on trial in Cuba for demonstrating on July 11th have been tried and sentenced without a lawyer.

Arrested in Bejucal after the July 11th protests, Mario Garcia learned what torture, faith, compassion, forgiveness and crying was in prison.

Irina Echarry from Cuba took our photo of the day: “A promise of love” in Havana. She used a Nikon D3000 camera.

We know that beauty is the beginning of the terrible. This is the trance that some of Aldaya’s 29 photos put us in.

Cuba needs help. This is not a media campaign. It is not a “soft coup,” nor a creation of “mercenaries” or “cyber-combatants.”

Yordanka Caridad from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Sunset at El Morro” in Havana, Cuba using her Nikon D80 camera.