Mr. President: Cuba Does Have Political Prisoners
President Diaz-Canel just told members of the Pastors for Peace caravan that there aren’t any political prisoners in Cuba, a boldface lie.
Irina Echarry’s Diary
Cuba on the Move
The government continues to cling to its old line of incriminating the US, discounting citizens’ initiative, & minimizing our intelligence.
Cuban Government Responds to Civic March for Change
Since the citizens’ initiative to march peacefully on November 20th was made public, expectations have been growing. In the streets…
The Muzzle that is Cuba’s Latest Cyberspace Law
This new law criminalizes the spread of fake news, and the publication of offensive messages or slander that attacks “national prestige”.
Twenty Days after Cuba’s July 11 Protests
The atmosphere remains tense. It’s impossible to fully understand without listening to the testimonies of the victims of the repression.
Cuba: Historic Protests, No Confusion
It’s absurd to deny that this was a social explosion, that people weren’t only tired of medicine or food shortages.
The Bicycle Crisis in Cuba
There’s nothing more positive than what can help you survive; however, bikes are also seen by many Cubans as a sign of backwardness & hardship
Luis Manuel Otero and a Flawless Government
“I think about the moral poverty of the government who cornered Luis Manuel and pushed him to his limit. Now they’re keeping him isolated…”
A Story about Bedbugs in Havana
People saw the mattress a mile away. It didn’t only stand out for its blue lining. It’s strange for somebody to throw out a good mattress.
The Show Must Stop
Cuban TV dedicates primetime spaces to attack San Isidro Movement members, & the young people who went to the Ministry of Culture on Nov. 27th