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The Main Cause of Cuba’s Great Teacher Shortage

The streets of the city of Matanzas have been filled with street vendors trying to survive. Some used to be professionals.

In Pinar del Río, inspectors detect 1,900 “illegalities” in livestock. Meanwhile, controls increase and production continues to decline.

In practice, government authorities have for a long-time treated hundreds of citizens who oppose the Communist Party regime as “non-Cubans.”

Espionage, threats, denial of passports, disappearance of records, are among the new repressive methods of the dictatorship.

The case affects a large “number of people who have been charged,” as well as state companies and entities that took part in it.

After his capture, the now ex-military chief accused President Luis Arce of ordering the military operation to “boost his popularity.”

Generally, repressive dictatorial regimes tend to register fewer victims among women. However, news from Cuba, contradicts that impression.

Painting the face of Miss Universe 2023 on a wall in Esteli cost him his freedom. The artist suffers psychological torture, report lawyers.

We were eight or nine immature brains acting impulsively, without considering the potential consequences of our actions.

In addition to Old Havana and Cerro, the upscale neighborhoods of El Vedado and Miramar are also affected.