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Cuba: When Politics Tramples on Dreams

On January 17, Cubans received bad news: the Intercontinental Baseball Series scheduled for Colombia, six days later, was canceled.

It would seem like a bad joke that our leaders are now considering starting a war against narcoculture, censoring any cultural expression…

The value of women’s lives in Cuba continues to be minimal, and they are snatched away in plain sight with the indifference of authorities…

A poem dedicated to the banished religious leaders.

The circumstances of the attempt to assassinate Nicaraguans Joao Maldonado and Nadia Robleto in Costa Rica point to political motives.

Major League Baseball stars Yuliesky Gurriel, Lourdes Gurriel Jr., Aroldis Chapman, Yandy Díaz, and Jorge Soler are set to play on the team.

Defensive intolerance is nothing more than the fanaticism of those who believe they have been granted divine power to end the world’s evils.

Tired of the sad situation on the island, people placed all their hopes in the victorious “26th of July Movement,” led by Fidel.

Paradoxically, democratically elected governments can dismantle the institutional framework that allowed them to come to power…

I’m maladjusted. I was educated to work in a world that doesn’t exist – that of a genuine socialism that battled with Western capitalism.