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Illustrations to Recall Cuba’s Main Events of 2020

Our Sunday humor supplement Xel2 reflected the occurrences in its illustrations – sometimes in a humorous way, and others very seriously.

Dario Alejandro Aleman left Cuba for Mexico City six weeks ago. He wasn’t sure up to the last minute whether he would be allowed to leave.

With the Cuba’s economic failure in full view, Yoani Sanchez comments: “Without results, all it has left to show is its teeth…”

Hopefully this end of year will be the end of a cycle. May mistakes made in 2020 help us find understanding amid differences in 2021.

She danced to a rhythm only she could hear. When she first started dancing nearly forty years ago, she had no wings.

What on many occasions appeared as clumsiness or frank inefficiency, has been nothing more than a bipartisan project destined to fail.

If the canal deflated as a leaky balloon, why didn’t Ortega repeal this treacherous law giving the 100-year concession?

The number infected with the Covid-19 virus is on the rise in Cuba. A record number of 217 registered on December 24th has us concerned.

“As I am in the habit of not discussing politics with the police, I limited myself to thanking them for their insults…”

In the last few days both the Nicaraguan dictator and the US wannabe’s government have sounded off against each other.