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A Witness at Luis Manuel Otero’s Feigned Trial

I wasn’t planning to be a defense witness in the trial against Luis Manuel Otero. However, when asked I accepted with pleasure.

The first thing I noticed when I came back, was the radical change in the city’s human geography. Going-out spots were empty.

Rosario Murillo will not release the political prisoners, nor can we expect her to change the deplorable conditions in which she keeps them.

Che’s friend Ricardo Rojo wrote a far-famed book on him titled, “My friend Che.” Tears welled up my eyes every time whenever I read it.

It’s the expression of a fearful, paranoid power that fears spaces for free expression that could feed thoughts & broaden horizons…

While almost 80% of Europe’s trade is between its members, the figure is only 15% in the Americas. We are very far behind…

Amelia’s words take on much value. She makes it clear to us that she is not a fighting person, a warrior soul, but only a mother.

The official theme of the event was emigration, but the media focus was on the political polarization that exists in the region.

Separated spaces help prevent physical violence, be it gender or sexual violence. “Those most at risk are girls, women and elders…

Revolution was what was carried out during the first nine years by the leadership that took power in Cuba in 1959 and no longer exists.