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Child Marriage in Latin America and Cuba

While a group of countries have been ammending their legislation, figures prove that a lot more needs to be done than just passing laws.

Another Independent Journalist Arrested and Awaiting Trial in Cuba

Last Sunday June 28th, my friend and Diario de Cuba colleague, independent journalist Jorge Enrique Rodriguez Camejo, was arrested.

Arrests Reported in Cuba to Block Protest over Police Killing of Black Man

Cuban activists and independent journalists accused police of preventing them from attending a protest over the killing of a black man by security forces.

Reinventing Everyday Life in Cuba

In this time for new strategies, how can you reinvent everyday life and advocate for personal and social wellbeing at the same time?

Protest in Havana and Visual Artist Tania Bruguera Kidnapped

The end of police violence, arbitrary arrests, and the release of all political prisoners, are the main demands that motivated the protest called for 11AM.

Post-pandemic Sports in Cuba

As the pandemic apparently loosens its deadly grip in Cuba, a tentative schedule is planned for the return of high-performance sports.

On the Road from Santiago to Bayamo – Photo of the Day

Driving from Santiago de Cuba to Bayamo. By Richard Franco (USA). Camera: Samsung SM-J737T1

Life Alone from My Window in Santa Clara, Cuba

I was alone. My house, my history, my memories and life all began again, in lockdown. Sitting out on my balcony became a routine and a privilege.

Cuba: From Politics to COVID-19 and Vice-Versa

Cubans should be speaking out, suggesting, demanding, pushing and doing things. Silence is a sin in politics. Today, a structural sin.

Cold Dog, Santa Clara, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Cold Dog, Santa Clara, Cuba. By Ken Jamieson (Canada). Camera: Canon pocket 2600