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Cuba: The Melody Case, Rule or Exception?

Melody arrived in Cuba on September 25, on the ninth deportation flight that US immigration authorities have sent to the island this year.

September marks the return to classes throughout the island. The beginning of an authentic torture for many Cuban parents.

The metal boxes are “an alternative in the face of the shortage of essential building materials” to ease the housing crisis.

On September 24, 2025, Dr. Nestor Manuel Perez Lache, 85-year-old Cuban doctor took his own life by jumping off an elevated Havana bridge.

In the mecca of popular commerce in Havana, most everything can be found, including the buying and selling of dollars.

This lapidary phrase was uttered by a friend, completely shaken by the recent disruption of blackouts.

Our pharmacies don’t have endless lines because people feel like it, it’s because the daily realities on the Island are not children’s games.

So many times, I have asked myself the “whys” of so many things. That Saturday afternoon that felt like Friday, I asked myself…

Five of the defendants have been in pretrial detention since a few days after the events in question occurred on 7 November 2024.

Highs will range between 31 and 33ºC (88–91 F), with lows between 20 and 24ºC (68–75 F). Sea surface temperature will be 30ºC (86 F).