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Graduate in Journalism in Cuba? No Thanks!

The imposition of military service for young women who want to study the degree reduces the number of interested students.

The Havana pimp was the dandy who dazzled everyone while riding his white steed or walking his greyhounds through the streets of the capital.

Forty-five years after the joyful victory over the Somoza dictatorship, the country isn’t celebrating a triumph, but reliving a Deja vu.

For Chavismo in power, as the dictatorship in Cuba has long done, massive emigration was interpreted as an escape valve.

The sea level has not risen. The coastline has not sunk. Cuba is sinking due to decades of neglect, decades of abandonment.

Never before have Nicolas Maduro and his main collaborators had to make such compromising decisions about maintaining their project.

Although they have raised many comments, the new Communication and Migration Laws do not bring much novelty to what is routinely practiced.

The Cuban government has found an immoral (but successful) justification to legitimize the repression of political pluralism in the country.

For the first time in many years, the Venezuelan opposition, unified behind one candidate, has a good chance of defeating Nicolás Maduro.

These tense times we Cubans are living, are a breeding ground for extremist attitudes & behaviors. What is extremism? How is it manifested?