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Immigrants in Brazil: The Pain of Separation

I haven’t seen my mother in two and a half years. My wife hasn’t seen hers in the same amount of time. My father died while I was away…

A Telegram channel run by the Ukrainian government published the names of 39 Cuban citizens who died while serving in the Russian military.

The inspectors with their fines and evictions no longer instill fear in the people at these illegal settlements.

If she had a crystal ball to see the future, she would’ve stayed home. But magic doesn’t exist—at least not for poor Cubans.

David Julian from the United States took our photo of the day: “Irma”, in Santiago de Cuba.

I used to meet there with a friend, a much-anticipated rendezvous, part of a friendship that began in 2011 and continues today (26 photos)

Currently, more than 100 Cubans are working in Bahamian hospitals and health institutions such as Princess Margaret and Rand Memorial.

Living in Cuba is a test of endurance. Some would say it’s a roller coaster that never stops, but I think it moves at a painfully slow pace.

The sinister weight orbiting this island, dispersing family ties, recycling despair, has particularly damaged the role of mothers…-

One of the Authors of the Grammy Winning Cuban Protest Anthem ‘Homeland and Life’: “My life would be in danger in Cuba.”