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What Did You Do for the Revolution to Deserve a House?

“I tell you – this is a public crime, since remediating unnecessary misery is a duty of the State!” -Jose Marti

The influx of sargassum seaweed is not a new problem for Cuba. In 2018, the country was hit hard by a massive bloom of seaweed.

Marquez’s stance is similar to most of the Latin American Left who have preferred to avoid pointing a finger at the Cuban regime.

Murillo’s recent discourses have focused on beach activities and festivals, ignoring the Catholic Church’s traditional Easter processions.

The game is scheduled for 7:00 PM ET. In the United States it can be seen live on Fox Sports and in Cuba possibly on TV Rebelde.

His hope is that there will be “a democratic restructuring as soon as possible without bloodshed, without any civil war in between.

Every page of ‘The Hidden Island’, by Abraham Jimenez Enoa, was written against the official version of Cuba.

Chronicle of a visit to The Hermitage, Andrew Jackson’s family residence, museum, and national historic landmark

At least four residents of the Wilu community were murdered by land colonists, who also set fire to all the homes there.

The religious leader has now spent over 200 days in the custody of the Ortega regime, which refuses to give out any information about him.