Layoffs and Threats for Supporting Cuba’s July 11 Protests
“After the July 11 Protests, we were told to pay close attention to social media to “fight” & share posts by “pro-government influencers.”
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Features
The Rebellion of Cuban Doctors Quiets Government Attacks
The criticisms of the Cuban Prime Minister, Manuel Marrero, directed against Cuba’s healthcare personnel have unleashed a storm…
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Ortega Condemns La Prensa, Justifies Blow to Press Freedom
He accuses the daily of “money laundering” without evidence, attacks the “devil’s priests,” and says that “to slander the State is a crime.”
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Fleeing Nicaragua, Journalist & Daughter Seek Asylum…
Balladares and her daughter left everything in their home country, due to the persecution they endured from the Ortega-Murillo Government.
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Cuban Doctors Helping Injured in Haiti after Earthquake
After a strong 7.2 earthquake struck southwestern Haiti on Saturday, Cuban doctors already working in the country are assisting the injured.
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Cuba’s PM “Doesn’t Know What He’s Talking About”
If you’re going to look for the guilty parties, leave the healthcare personnel out of it. We’re literally laying down our lives in this.
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The Mounting Cuba-US Immigration Dilemma
The Cuban government complains that in recent years the US stopped granting 60,000-80,000 visas based on their negotiations.
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Scores of July 11 Demonstrators Tried with No Defense
Up until now, the majority of those put on trial in Cuba for demonstrating on July 11th have been tried and sentenced without a lawyer.
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Heavy Police Presence at Court Trying July 11 Protestors
A strong police operation has surrounded the People’s Provincial Court of Havana since the early hours of this Friday morning…
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No Lunch for Grandpa: the Impact of Social Assistance Reform
Ibrahim’s apartment is on the top floor of the building. An eaten-away door and a doorbell covered in scotch tape welcomes visitors.
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