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The Criminalization of Protest

The language of the Latin American left & right responds to the same logic of disparagement, using different glossaries.

Those at the top of the Cuban pyramid are doing just fine, but the general population is facing even greater hardship with the reforms.

Our reader Sandra Lally from Canada took the photo of the day: “Country Road in Granma, Cuba.” She used her iPod 7 camera.

Cuba began a mass vaccination campaign Wednesday using two of its domestically created COVID-19 vaccine candidates.

Expect hot days with isolated showers in the afternoons. The highs between 29 and 32° C (84-90 F), and the lows at 23 and 24° C (73-75 F).

Ariel Hidalgo: “Our struggle should not be guided by hate against those who repress and slander, but by love for justice and the truth.”

David Benjamin from Canada took this photo of the Santiago de Cuba cathedral. He used his Canon Powershot G10 camera.

From the outside it still looks the same, but inside the Plaza de Carlos III in Havana a silent battle is taking place.

Her husband left her back in 1994. That night, Fidel Castro went on TV to give the green light to anyone who wanted to leave Cuba.

The San Isidro Movement warns about the situation of its leader, Luis Manuel Otero, admitted to a Havana hospital against his will.