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The Rebellion of Cuban Doctors Spreads with a New Video

Twenty-three Cuban health workers denounce the lack of medicines, means of protection to work, and oxygen to save the lives of patients.

When most Cubans must go out daily to find food for the table, the government is debating how to keep the economy afloat amid the pandemic.

“After the July 11 Protests, we were told to pay close attention to social media to “fight” & share posts by “pro-government influencers.”

Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula including Cancun is preparing for TS Grace which is expected to be a hurricane when it reaches land on Thursday.

The criticisms of the Cuban Prime Minister, Manuel Marrero, directed against Cuba’s healthcare personnel have unleashed a storm…

Greg Rothschild from the USA took our photo of the day: “The other side of the Malecon seawall”, in Havana, Cuba with a Fuji XT-2 camera.

The things that have changed since July 11th are only to cover up the tense sense of calm that Cubans have been living with for over a year.

Enma, 77, goes out early in the morning and heads to the countryside in search of medicinal plants to help alleviate her neighbor’s ailments.

Ovi P. Sanches from Cuba took our photo of the day: “San Juan Bautista Church” in Remedios, Villa Clara, Cuba. He used a Nikon DH1 camera.

We dedicate our drawings to the unfortunate shortage of medicines in Cuba, during the toughest moment of the pandemic on the island.