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A “New Cuba” Pitted against the Castro Model

Cuba “became a gigantic jail”, says a reporter from the island, after the citizens organized on social media to go out and protest.

I like the complicity of my terrace, especially at that time when the city wakes up smelling of the sea and freshly brewed coffee.

What happened in Cuba on November 15th? The question continues to be mulled over, days later. Though the final result was a contradiction.

The protest song that has become a hymn of those opposed to the Cuban government also won Best Urban Song in the 2021 Latin Grammys.

Greg Rothschild from the United States took our photo of the day: “Ribbing the clay” in Havana, Cuba.

“Everyone who has been arrested for exercising these rights [assembly and peaceful protest in Cuba] should be released immediately.”

Temperatures will remain relatively cool, with highs between 27 and 29° C (81 and 84 F), and lows between 20 and 23° C (68 and 73 F).

Magalys Rodriguez has been a farmer for a decade. Her farm is one of the farms in Guantanamo province with the “agroecological” certification

Andrew Wagner-Chazalon from Canada took our photo of the day: “The Golden Hour” in Havana, Cuba. He used an iPhone 7 camera.

It was already common knowledge that the announced march had all the trappings to fail in Cuba, but it had to be done.