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Does Cuba Really Need an Army Today?

I’m not saying that it wasn’t necessary in previous decades, but today, the most intelligent and productive thing to do is to disarm.

Disqualifications to Guarantee Maduro’s Reelection as President of Venezuela

To guarantee the reelection of Nicolas Maduro of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela in the April 22nd presidential elections, the Venezuelan government disqualifies political parties and possible candidates.

My Days at the Havana Book Fair

Once again, I asked my hospital for days off so I could go and enjoy the literary fair over these past days. That didn’t stop me from having to help out in some neurosurgical operations where stereotaxy is used, which is what do.

Holguin’s District Attorney Didn’t Follow Up on My Complaint

According to Cuba’s Attorney General, no Cuban citizen has the right to take legal action or file charges against any authority’s abuse of power, you can only file a “complaint”.

Sonic Attacks in Cuba

I can assure that the Sonic attacks are real; I receive them daily and at almost any hour.

Romeo, Juliet and the Cuban Revolution

I am the luckiest man in the world because I already knew who I was going to spend the rest of my life with when I was 15 years old, but the Revolution’s policies didn’t make it easy for me… This is my story.

Cuba Car Fair with the World’s Most Expensive Vehicles

When I woke up that morning in January 2014 when I discovered the news about car prices, I thought that it was just another rumor from Miami. However, once I got to the store, I could confirm that Peugeots were priced at a quarter of a million dollars.