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The Shared Anguish of Three Cuban Mothers

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.”

The political prisoner asked the Cuban gov. to grant him leave to visit his terminally ill mother & say goodbye. There was no way, & she died

The Holguin tradition known as the May Romerias has ended. It’s a practice that began here in the eighteenth century – 1790 to be exact…

It sounds like the title of a song, but it’s not—it’s just what happened recently. It was one of those blackout Sundays.

The US Department of Homeland Security’s version is far different from what Heidy Sanchez and her lawyer say.

This type of diplomatic staging serves to reinforce the domestic narrative that they are not isolated, they have powerful partners.

The Tiendas Caribe chain, part of the GAESA military consortium, inaugurated a new wholesale establishment that functions with US dollars.

Highs will range between 30 and 33ºC (86 and 91°F), and lows 21 to 23ºC (70 and 73°F). The sea surface temperature will be 26ºC (79°F).

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