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A Bumbling Cuban State Security Attempt to Muzzle the Press

The “restless boys” of the Cuban political police no longer know what to ‘invent’ to boycott our journalistic work.

One morning towards the end of 2021, I woke up surprised by a prickling in my legs. By that afternoon, a rash had erupted on my thighs…

The urban landscape of Havana, fundamentally in Centro Habana & Old Havana, shows sharp contrasts in terms of its conservation.

Studies even before currency reform warned that over 80% of income in Cuban households is dedicated to buying food.

In recent months, Cuba has received several donations from Russia, the United States, Japan, Nicaragua & Vietnam mainly of food and medicines

Our drawings pertain to the recent round of immigration talks between Cuba & the United States, viewed with skepticism by Cuban civil society

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

Lee Arden Lewis from Canada took our photo of the day: “Never Enough Cars”, in Havana, Cuba.

“Achieving unity in action will bring us closer to the common goal,” says the Granada Declaration, the founding document of the alliance.

US and Cuban officials met in Washington D.C. on April 21 for talks on issues related to the Migration Agreements between the two countries.