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The Internet Blackout that Followed Protests in Cuba

When the protests broke out on July 11, the Government decided without warning to restrict access to social media & other internet services.

The best thing about being a parent is that you learn things alongside your children. This learning process means many things.

The protests that startled all of Cuba on July 11, have led to numerous pronouncements in favor & opposed to the fierce government repression.

Just ten days before the Tokyo Olympic Games kick off, there are still doubts about the dangers involved in holding this event.

The regime cut or interrupted the internet connection throughout the country to prevent Cubans from uploading videos to social networks.

Several artists and journalists were detained on July 7th to prevent a protest in solidarity with jailed artist Hamlet Lavastida.

European deputies call on the European Union to broaden sanctions against the presidential couple and their inner circle.

In late June, Matanzas province saw a sharp increase in COVID-19 cases. It is now the province with the most new cases far surpassing Havana.

As Elsa began to move away from different provinces and the situation became safe, recovery efforts began, including on electricity failures.

Starting in Matanzas, the Health Ministry will consider as Covid-19 positive any patient with symptoms who tests positive in an antigen test.