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A Peculiar Sunset, Holguin, Cuba – Phone of the Day

Line Vigeant from Canada took our photo of the day: “A Peculiar Sunset”, in Holguin, Cuba.

A psychologist who helped the CIA develop its torture program testified at the US base in Guantanamo, Cuba about waterboarding a Saudi man…

Media outlets in Cuba are controlled by the Communist Party. Those trying to be independent are criminalized, stigmatized, & persecuted.

The days will be sunny with only a few partial clouds. The winds will be variable and weak, with breezes in the afternoons.

Antonio Fontela from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Monument to Jose Marti”, in Havana, Cuba.

Reusing is an everyday activity in Cuba. Giving a second or third life to objects after serving their original purpose has become naturalized.

Cubalex & Justicia 11J observed an increase in repressive events against activists, opponents, journalists & relatives of detained people…

After a two-year break due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Cuban Government called for May 1st parades throughout the country (21 pictures).

Images all taken in April, in a city that between inflation, shortages of all kinds, & the desperation of the youth, struggles not to succumb.

“Enough, Fernando Becquer! We are sick of you still being violent towards us! This is how the viral statement on social media begins…”