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What’s Coming in Cuba is Frightening

With former minister Alejandro Gil, all the reports were hopeful, the future was promising, now his replacement has thrown cold water on us.

As time goes by, it is obvious that she has not, nor will she ever, banish us from her mind and her nightmares.

In the specific case of Las Condes, where I am a resident, it deeply concerns me that new allegations continue to emerge…

The sending of troops for the occupation of Ukraine continues to be the predominant factor in Putin’s war of imperialist aggression.

We keep waiting for July 11 to happen again; but in reality, when something similar occurs, it won’t be the same.

The feeling that the only possibility to change the country was lost continues to accumulate frustrations on a pile of disenchantment…

Last week, the Cuban National Television News made a big deal about the dismantling of an alleged plan to overthrow the government.

The longer they stay in power, the worse and more twisted the expressions of degradation become.

Negotiation is a necessary tool to end wars & finish off systems or regimes that violate human rights, even when barbarous acts were committed

Perhaps on July 11, 2021, a telepathic phenomenon spread throughout Cuba as thousands of people took to the streets of their towns & cities.