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The Fate of the Cuban Migrant Caravan in Suriname

On November 30th, several hundred Cubans left Paramaribo city to go to South Drain, on the western border between Suriname and Guyana.

Hopefully this end of year will be the end of a cycle. May mistakes made in 2020 help us find understanding amid differences in 2021.

A brigade of 220 Cuban doctors arrived in Panama last week to take part in that country’s effort to mitigate the Covid-19 health crisis.

Being a primary school teacher helped Martha Gonzalez understand her nephew: a child with language learning difficulties.

What on many occasions appeared as clumsiness or frank inefficiency, has been nothing more than a bipartisan project destined to fail.

Our photo of the day: “Flower Vendor” in Havana, Cuba was taken by Mike Duprez (USA) using his iPhone 8 Plus camera.

Cuba’s Ministry of Public Health informs that as of January 10, 2021, “all visitors must have a PCR-RT negative result certification.

The number infected with the Covid-19 virus is on the rise in Cuba. A record number of 217 registered on December 24th has us concerned.

The Federation of Cuban Women (FMC) organized a hate rally against journalist Iliana Hernandez. It took place in front of her family’s home.

On Friday a new change of weather is expected with the arrival of a cold front to the west of the country. Rains are expected during the day.