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The Silence of the Sea: Migrants Who Go Missing

On January 3, 2023, Sandra’s son decided to embark for the USA, together with another 24 Cubans, all hoping to find a better place to live.

Some were denied because the Ortega regime had filed bogus charges of drug trafficking and money laundering. Several are appealing.

They wear white T-shirts, black pants, black shoes, and identical black polyester masks to conceal their faces.

Cuban musicians are hitting the wrong notes with those in power. Music’s political power has a lot to do with why it is targeted by the state

In the past, entering the Commercial Gallery of the hotel, located at the central corner of 23rd and L streets in El Vedado, was a privilege.

Transparency in providing accurate and clear data on crude oil production remains one of the pending issues of the Cuban government.

Maduro assures that “Venezuela is preparing alongside Cuba, Nicaragua, and our elder brothers around the world.”

Vietnam has already cooperated in rice production, but this time it will do so with a lease contract for a Vietnamese company.

Communist Party leaders call for resistance while claiming supposed “victories” amidst the national disaster.

Allied dictators Miguel Diaz-Canel (Cuba) and Daniel Ortega (Nicaragua) and parliamentary officials from Russia and China were present.