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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…

Ibrahim’s apartment is on the top floor of the building. An eaten-away door and a doorbell covered in scotch tape welcomes visitors.

Faced with the panorama that Ciego de Ávila is experiencing from the pandemic, the government sent for doctors who were serving in Venezuela.

While COVID-19 has hit the population particularly hard, its tracks continue to be deeper on women. Read why…

Cuba managed to keep Covid-19 contained for much of 2020. Now it has the highest number of infections per capita of the entire continent.

With the recent arrival of the Papaloapan ship from Mexico, Cuba continues to receive donations of food, supplies, and medical equipment.

Relatives denounce that La Modelo prison officials prevent medicines from entering, while the health of their family members deteriorates.

The regime has created “an unpredictable investment climate, rife with reputational risks and arbitrary regulation,” warns the report.

While many governments expressed concern over the violent Cuban government crackdown on peaceful protestors, they also oppose the US embargo.

After the protests that on July 11 shook dozens of towns and cities, an Excel document has not stopped being shared on social networks.