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Cuba Is a Moral Superpower

The statement that Cuba is a medical superpower has been called into question by the Revolution’s enemies and people on their payroll.

It is easy to spot them: they wear their hair short and closely observe everyone who passes near the Calixto García Hospital in Havana.

Authorities transferred Ares to the Western Women’s Prison in La Lisa, Havana, after holding her in a police facility since April 30.

Bob Lintjer from the United States took this photo “Statue of the Republic” in Havana, Cuba. He used his LG STylo 4+ camera.

It’s a pity that such a large number of Cubans aspire to leave the country, leaving family and friends behind, to try their luck elsewhere.

A doctor friend wrote to me after a brilliant exercise of analysis: that we must take care because we’ll have “tough months” ahead.

This is our 7-day weather forecast for the Cuban capital. It comes as the hurricane season kicks off in the Atlantic region.

Larry Benvenuti from the USA took our photo of the day: “Tocororo in the Escambray” in Sancti Spiritus, Cuba, with a Nikon N90 camera.

Starting June 5, Cubans returning from traveling abroad will be faced with recently adopted new measures imposed because of Covid-19.

For decades, the government has upheld that there is a political and social system in Cuba that places some human rights above others.