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Police Brutality where the Victims End Up in Jail

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.

I also remember what happened to a neighbor too when, one night, while walking down the street and turning a corner, a guy got out of a truck.

I’ve known him for years. He’s from my town and it still feels like I see him there, playing soccer with other kids…

The Government’s excessive confidence in its “exceptional” protocols led it to declare the “new normal” phase with haste in several provinces

A group of scientists from the University of Arizona at an Engineers Aerospace Conference propose a sperm bank on the moon to save humanity.

The song “Patria y Vida” (Homeland and Life) has become an anthem of hope, peace & freedom for Cubans living both on the island and abroad.