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In Cuba, Fear Is a Part of Our Daily Lives

It’s one thing to be pragmatic and a whole ‘nother thing to allow a dictatorial power control my life as if I were a puppet.

My daughter was excited all week. The days passed by and she imagined the moment she’d hold the prize for her work.

I’ve recently read articles where actresses talk about aging, and how it is to land roles in film & TV productions after turning 50 years old

The end of the dictatorship in Cuba was “around the corner” every since the beginning… So the first emigres believed…

Messages are received in every possible way; people feel like we need to wish each other a happy International Women’s Day.

This is the dilemma many families have, trying to survive on an island where even breathing is a punishment.

I mustered up my patience and tried to stop my mind from overheating with rage, I need to eat and to digest my food properly…

Russia has just invaded the territory of Ukraine, a sovereign country that has every right to protect its territorial integrity…

Socialism is not a monster, and capitalism isn’t a knight in shining armor. We are being bombarded with extremist positions on both sides.

The darkness of Venezuela goes beyond the daily blackouts that, by the way, are always more intense outside the Capital District…