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What’s Behind the Cooking Gas Shortage in Cuba?

In January 2025, the problem continues. Several provinces halted the sale “until further notice,” due to “low availability.”

True inclusion implies allowing Indigenous peoples to be the protagonists of their own development, without imposing conservation models.

Barbados offers them the discretion they need to protect themselves from the United States’ Helms-Burton Act.

Astrid Montealegre warns that given the immigration changes ordered by President Donald Trump, deportations could occur at any time.

Cuban president Miguel Díaz-Canel promised a “successful” 2025, but for whom? This video explains the government’s plan for 2025.

Expressing opinions on any subject can cause the regime to brand someone as an opponent, so many choose to remain silent.

After those first ten days, I still remember thinking that the new year would not arrive. That it would turn back at 11:59…

Who are the Cubans released from prison thus far in January 2025, and under what conditions are they leaving prison?

Crimes fabricated by the dictatorship continue to affect them. An April mother, an activist and two university students share their stories.

Terrorist groups, such as Hamas, learned from the Cuban dictatorship the art of kidnapping in order to always have prisoners…