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The Last Battle for Cuban War Veterans

Cuba’s war veterans are the people who are at the forefront of this significant crowd that deserve a better end. Instead the reality is…

We dedicate our drawings to the outrageous handling of the situation of Cuban artist Luis Manuel Otero & the activists arrested on Obispo St.

If there was any doubt as to why the Citizens Alliance did not sign an alliance with the National Coalition, it is now clearer than ever.

They can no longer use the “migration valve” like they did before, because Obama put an end to the “wet-foot / dry-foot” policy.

We’re facing an election without guarantees or electoral reforms, and with tightened Ortega-Murillo control over the electoral apparatus.

Israel Rojas of the extremely popular band Buena Fe, once said: “We wanted to make music, not to make a living from it, but to live for it,”

We should have unmasked that feigned opposition some time ago. They are only waiting for someone to toss them a bone.

The main reason for this is that a Cuban worker’s salary isn’t enough for them to cover their basic needs. It isn’t enough for them to buy…

The indiscriminate felling and pruning of trees in many areas of Havana, reported by users around the capital, is the theme of this edition.

The eruption of war outside and inside Israel’s borders shocked a complacent nation. Wars can be triggered by an isolated incident, but…