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Guantanamo Celebrates 150th Birthday

So as Havana celebrated its 500th anniversary last year, now Guantanamo reaches 150 during the Covid-19 crisis.

Today’s featured artist is Arema Arega from Cuba with the song “So Wrong” that was released in October this year.

Dear Friends, this week we will delve into the events of what’s occurred here since November 26th. And the main issue is… Fear.

Nuestra foto del día: “Fishing in Varadero, Cuba” was taken by Tom McGory (Canada) with his Nikon D750 camera. Send us your favorite photos.

For a few hours, we saw the face of a critical Cuban youth that wants their country’s democratization without sacrificing sovereignty.

Amaury Pacheco, a founder of the San Isidro Movement, shares his experiences on the meaning of dramatic recent developments in Havana.

How can I be proud to be Cuban when I belong to a people who let their rights get snatched away over 60 years ago.

Democracies in Latin America have been rocked by repeated crises of disaffection and civic unrest, with uncertain outcomes.

Artist Julio Llopiz Casal’s mother has written an open letter to Cuba’s vice-minister of Culture, Fernando Rojas.

Our photo of the day: “Chess, Havana, Cuba”, was taken by Greg Rothschild (USA) using his Fuji XT-2 camera. Send us your pictures!