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The Amazing Palmiro

Somebody once said we are oblivion. I don’t exactly know where I heard it, but it’s true, we are oblivion.

Nora was born on February 4, 1950. Her innate joy was contagious, nobody laughed better and louder than she did.

It was 11 AM and I was in the middle of Vedado, and the sun was at its highest point in the sky, dehydrating anyone underneath it.

Right-wing and left-wing authoritarianisms share a preference for uniformity, united in their prejudice and punishment of the other.

Daily COVID-19 briefings with Dr. Duran had almost every Cuban watching because they were afraid of the spread of the pandemic, but now…

For the books you read to us. For accompanying our first steps and words. For everything lived, these lines go out to you.

Since the citizens’ initiative to march peacefully on November 20th was made public, expectations have been growing. In the streets…

It’s located at the foot of Sierra del Rosario, in the Pinar del Rio province. I started researching & discovered the mystique of this place.

I guessed somebody had abandoned him. I don’t understand how people are capable of committing such evil deeds.

If this is true, the country will soon be in better shape to come out of this calamity and tackle the challenges of a disastrous economy…