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The Ukrainian Mirror

The colonial version of this conflict, which predominates in Latin American media, places our region in front of the Ukrainian mirror.

Books are subsidized in Cuba, relying on two ministries, the Ministry of Culture (for publishers) & the Ministry of Industries (printing).

This week we have drawn illustrations on what seems to be another expression of Cold War and how it may affect us.

People on the island thought that excuses not to do things differently would run out with Fidel Castro’s death. Not so…

The power struggle between the great global powers isn’t about the supremacy of socialism or capitalism anymore…

A drone hovered over the house. Then dozens of riot police and special forces violently burst in with weapons of war and dogs.

Rapper Maykel Osorbo has repeated he won’t make a deal to leave his birth country, and he has been rotting in prison for eight months.

Six months after the events, we are seeing rigged trials in which long sentences are requested for those who protested peacefully.

He has never given in to power and when Ortega regained the government in 2007, he did not accept positions, perks, or privileges.

Families spying on other families, and “lookouts” who for a few pesos will alert Ortega’s police about anyone “suspicious”