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Cuba Needs a Freedom of Information Act

Many countries within the region have public policies that regulate and facilitate this right, but Cuba isn’t one of them.

His death is complex to approach from our art, but it has been, without a doubt, the most significant Cuban news item in the last week.

There is no doubt that Lopez-Calleja was efficient in managing the Castro family’s wealth and income, moving huge amounts from year to year…

As indignation grows due to the continuous power outages affecting a large part of Cuba, the authorities deploy all kinds of justifications…

Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, like Fidel Castro in the 1960s, are playing with global war, this time threatened by Putin.

I remember every detail of my first interrogations. State Security took me to one of those houses with walls lined with long curtains.

The bodies of Patrice Lumumba and his companions Maurice Mpolo and Joseph Okito disappeared, dissolved in sulfuric acid.

Authorizing the entry of Russian troops & weaponry in the current context, even if it is a routine activity is a provocation…

This week we have drawn on “jama”, food, on foods that, due to the soaring inflation we are experiencing, are increasingly difficult to obtain.

The Exhibition Project Childhood Present! & the Havana Provincial Film Center present the series of animated films restored by Miguel Coyula

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