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Care Giving and Unemployment Increase for Cuban Women

Karelia Borrego, 45, has a degree in medicine and has an intermediate level of Mandarin Chinese but has been unemployed for 10 years…

An iconic image of the protests that took place in Havana on July 11, 2021, show an overturned police car & two boys standing on top of it.

The Grandeur of Golden-Age Cuba is a whimsical meander through a century and a half of Cuban history, we include the links to the films…

Castro has thus far kept 4 of the 18 promises that made up her agenda, including the extradition of outgoing president Juan Orlando Hernandez

According to the WHO study, there were 55 times more deaths in the country due to the coronavirus than those admitted by the Ortega government

At least eight members of the Entrevoces chamber choir, belonging to the National Choir of Cuba decided not to return to the island from Spain

Threats, jail, exile, and annulment of their legal status are some of the government’s strategies to silence the human rights defenders.

Before the pandemic, Marbelis Vazquez and Daniel Cardenas managed La Guarapera Velazquez, a private business selling fresh sugar cane juice

The Cuban TV news on Friday night said so far there are 22 deaths, including a child and a pregnant woman, as well as 64 persons injured.

Two testimonies from Nicaraguans who crossed the Rio Grande into the US. An immigration lawyer explains the real options…