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The Footprints of Cuban Intelligence in Venezuela

Cuban authorities have been helping Venezuela for over 15 years to redesign its armed forces and intelligence services.

Following Maduro’s announcement that he’s been reelected president of Venezuela, many youth see their best option as emigration…

That night, the flocks of birds were more agitated than ever in Vidal Park in Santa Clara, Cuba. It was an early Friday in 1994…

The Paris 2024 Olympic Games have just concluded, and Cuba delivered its worst performance since Mexico 1968.

Monitoring organizations denounce numerous daily abuses committed against the political prisoners, including inadequate food & total isolation

Cuba is emptying out, a phrase we hear a lot, and it’s no wonder: the country is experiencing the largest wave of migration in its history.

The foreign ministers of Brazil, Colombia and Mexico said they received instructions to continue conversing about the situation in Venezuela.

The sale of school uniforms, which officially began on August 1, is already a display of long lines and complaints. Read why…

Strategies for hiding the tally sheets until they reached the designated locations, a result of collaboration between witnesses and neighbors.

Hopes are for more “investments in the Cuban economy,” which remains in a coma despite Cuba’s alliances with Russia, China and Venezuela.