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We Can’t Be Silent in the Name of Unity

Come closer to the people and try to show a little more empathy, and less hunger for power. The statistics aren’t statistics, they’re people.

To combat the virus of capitalism, it is not worth burying yourself in a trench and shooting toward the sky, as heroic as this may seem.

It would be great to practice these feelings every day of the year. Even more so in a time when necessity, deficiencies and polarization…

I was unfairly accused, on social media, by defenders of the Cuban government of trying to sabotage the tourism industry.

It’s curious how the GOP, the Miami Cuban leaders, and the Communist Party gov. on the island all support massive State intervention.

The coincidence of the Covid-19 uptick with the economic reforms has complicated the routine of lines and juggling to get basic necessities.

According to VP and economic chief, Marino Murillo, these reforms will encourage equal pay in Cuba. This couldn’t be further from the truth.

“Migrants have always been agents of change,” a Cuban tour guide named Javier told me several months before Obama’s historic visit.

The US made Myanmar a symbol of democratization and Obama even went so far as presenting this country as an example for Cuba.

A series of repressive laws are leading businesses and the population closer to an abyss. Ortega followed a similar script in the 1980s.