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The End to Many Public Services in Cuba

As a town near Havana, Cojimar had many public services that disappeared over twenty years ago. Some didn’t reach until the ‘90s, like gas.

I’ve thought about going back lots of times, but we know what will happen: death or jail, and causing more pain for our families.

Today, as hysteric opinions abound on the social impact of fake news, this book provides the link between active measures & political warfare

Three days before the 8th Communist Party began on April 16, over 60 measures were announced, seeking to boost agriculture in the country.

We see it on the TV, we hear it on the radio, but can we really stay at home? The situation in Cuba has become even more depressing.

Cubans go wild with happiness when news comes that a police officer has been dismissed or taken to trial for a crime.

I’ve always been interested in the US’ infamous racism. It’s a complex issue that has taken me a lot of time and some encounters to understand

Today I’ll talk a little about the experiences I’ve had in Norway, and what I’ve done to feel a little more in touch with this culture…

All over this orb, there are campaigns against the Open Society organization founded by magnate and philanthropist George Soros.

I recently needed to make a trip. Transport is awful right now. To tell you the truth, it’s always been bad, but it’s worse with the Pandemic.