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Heavy Police Presence at Court Trying July 11 Protestors

A strong police operation has surrounded the People’s Provincial Court of Havana since the early hours of this Friday morning…

We dedicated our cartoons to the Olympics, their politicization, and the “screen refresher” phenomenon they have played out in recent days.

Renwin Jacob of Trinidad & Tobago took our photo of the day: “Reflections of Havana, Cuba”. He used a Canon 60D camera.

Before the rain you can see a deep grey sky, with a cloudiness offering a drama and diversity of tones between black and white (38 pictures).

The program Escriba y Lea familiarized viewers with one of the most delicate efforts a historian can make: dating the beginning/end of an era.

Ibrahim’s apartment is on the top floor of the building. An eaten-away door and a doorbell covered in scotch tape welcomes visitors.

Expect very hot days with extensive cloudiness from noon on, and some rain and storms in the afternoons, The highs will be 32-33° C (90-91 F).

Valerie Love from Canada took our photo of the day: “Cayo Blanco” in Granma, Cuba. She used a Canon S120 camera.

The San Isidro Movement announced a Help Network for prisoners’ relatives in alliance with other civic organizations & activists.

Faced with the panorama that Ciego de Ávila is experiencing from the pandemic, the government sent for doctors who were serving in Venezuela.