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SOS for San Isidro Movement Hunger Strikers in Havana

Urgent Call to Preserve the Lives of the Hunger Strikers at the Headquarters of the San Isidro Movement in Havana, Cuba.

I followed the US elections the same way I followed the series Fargo. In desperation: what will happen when the cop catches the murderer?

No sooner had the main US broadcasters declared Joe Biden the winner some experts began writing the epitaph of the entire populist right.

Our politicians “way of being” neither falls from the sky nor appears by divine will. We shape it ourselves, day by day.

Full of mirages disguised as lines, you run to the crowd and ask the question that’s on every Cuban’s mind: “What are they selling?”

I can’t feel good emotionally while I know that my friends from the San Isidro Movement are on a hunger strike.

This week we address the reopening of the Havana airport and the implications in the current context of the pandemic.

It is still a good way out for Donald Trump’s ego and his supporters’ aspirations: to launch his presidential candidacy again in 2024.

The exhausted city is slipping away. Locals come and go, lost in this city crying out for a push forward, a simple gesture of love,

Could poverty in Cuba be deliberate? Benjamin Noria believes it is and not collateral damage from the US blockade or neoliberal capitalism.