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There Are Many Ways to Die by Accident

There is a moment in a political struggle where nothing happens by chance. Totalitarian states build reality, manufacture lives, also deaths.

Really stressed… that’s how we’ll start January waiting for our electrical bill in early February. Let’s hope there’s no other surprises.

“Our occupied newsroom is in the minds and hearts of the reporters, and in the decision to not accept censorship or self-censorship.”

The government’s logic of keeping breakaway groups under their thumb, will continue. Selective repression targets “critical Chavistas.”

For the first time, the systematic repression and harassment of uncomfortable individuals and groups for the state was widely evident.

I’ve been hunting around for the first advert, poster, leaflet or any other resource that is used to give the good wishes for the new year.

Dear Friends, this week we will delve into the events of what’s occurred here since November 26th. And the main issue is… Fear.

If Ortega would like a reconciliation with the truth, he should suspend the police state and free the political prisoners.

For a few hours, we saw the face of a critical Cuban youth that wants their country’s democratization without sacrificing sovereignty.

Artist Julio Llopiz Casal’s mother has written an open letter to Cuba’s vice-minister of Culture, Fernando Rojas.