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Cuban University Students: No Law No Justice

Since 2021, students have written many statements complaining about the unjust arrests and the expulsion of classmates & professors.

Bank accounts at zero. Some were told: “You are no longer in the system,” or “I can’t pay you because of orders from the INSS president.”

President of the Central American Bank for Economic Integration accepts public debate challenge with Manuel Orozco and Ryan Berg.

In an attempt to soften the news to Cuban consumers, the government media blamed the situation on “late deliveries” and “import delays.”

Following the path set by Nicaragua, which has banned thousands of non-profits, the crisis in Venezuela will increase and with it emigration.

It’s not enough for governments to allow the entry of people in need of international protection. They need recognized immigration status.

The issue of freeing the prisoners was on the table during the latest conversations of the Havana government with the United States & the EU.

Daniel Ortega’s latest measures remind many Chileans of what the tyrant Augusto Pinochet did half a century ago.

The lack of due process and effective defense have facilitated the generalized repression of the Cuban population, noted Prisoners Defenders.

The latest migration wave of Cubans has put relationships to the test, whether these are between family members, friends or couples.