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Nuclear Submarines in Cuba

With this visit, Russia & Cuba shamelessly undermine the rapprochement taking place between the US and the battered Cuba.

Ana Hurtado talks about Cuba as if she were a deputy and dared to say this week that there are no political prisoners in this country.

After La Prensa’s coverage of the expulsion of the Missionaries of Charity from the country, the Police sought to imprison us.

An idea just struck me: I’m going to tell you about the most important things that have happened to me today.

The Chinese people and all those who live under the boot of a dictatorship will one day be free and will honor the martyrs of freedom.

The existence of so many similarities between Cubans and Brazilians doesn’t make the two countries equal, however.

I recently finished watching the Netflix mini-series Baby Reindeer, based on real events and tells the story of Scottish comedian Richard Gadd

Ten years ago, I thought I would always live in Cuba. I was studying, worked in a library in Santa Clara, I had a cat and a lot of books.

In one of hundreds of memes, a citizen offers to work at the pace of the thermoelectric plants: one day of work for a week of rest.

What happens Sunday will determine the complicity or firmness of the Mexican Government in the face of dictatorships in the region.