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Cuba in Nationwide Power Outage After Hurricane Rafael

“Major damage in Artemisa, Mayabeque and Havana,” President Miguel Diaz-Canel posted on social media on Wednesday night.

During the nationwide blackout, the regime supplied the hotels with water for their tanks and fuel for their generators.

The majority of the Cuban-American voting community does not follow the typical voting patterns of the Latino electorate in the United States.

In the face of the Cuban gov4ernment’s inaction, the notion that “the people save the people” is more relevant than ever.

At least 1,615 Cuban ranchers have been tried for illegal cattle slaughter and selling meat, most of them with prison sentences.

It is one of those products which, along with the cooking banana, is inextricably linked, in the collective imagination of this island…

This is the third presidential race in a row with the border as the central villain. Endless campaign ads come across like horror movies…

The Communist Party regime continues to silence dissident voices, imprison activists, and stifle any attempt at free expression.

The “biggest problem is fuel,” the official acknowledges, anticipating another possible collapse of the national energy system.

After arbitrary arrests, sham trials, mistreatment, & torture, Nicaraguan political prisoners released to die or suffer from severe illnesses