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Protest in the Pinar del Rio Town of San Diego de los Baños

Their complaints are founded upon the alleged risk that this elderly group could pose to the health of the town’s residents.

Mike Porcel: Digging Up the Past

When you listen to Mike Porcel’s music, there is a transfer of emotion from the singer-songwriter and the listener. You always feel the poetic charge.

Taking a Break

Great crises put all of the above to the test. There are no predictable endings, terrible or bright.

Carolina Cox and Regis Debray: Reality Is a Disappointment

In a matter of hours, and pushed by a brutal experience, Carolina Cox now prefers cruel and merciless neoliberalism, where she comes from…

Who Will Come Out on Top? Uncle Sam or Authoritarian China?

Cubans might talk about international politics fluently and in a detached manner, but when it comes for us to analyze our own conflict…

Puerta de Golpe – a Dark Town

I live in Puerta de Golpe, Pinar del Rio, as you will have read in my other articles. The town is located 15 km to the east of the provincial capital.

Covid-19 and Cuban Society under Greater Police Presence

Deploying their military or police forces, governments are keeping a close eye on citizens and controlling their actions.

News from the Mexico-US Border Amid Covid-19

Hundreds of protesters gathered in a car caravan at the Eloy, Arizona migrant detention center to demand immediate freedom for all migrants and refugees.