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The Legacy of Alexei Navalny and Hugo Torres

It’s useless: tyrannies can never erase the example of courage and resistance of fighters for freedom and democracy who die in their prisons.

Talking about private companies in Cuba was a taboo subject for decades because it was diametrically opposed to the essence of communism.

They promote a culture of conformism that undermines the consolidation of dissident voices and legitimizes the dictatorship internationally.

For more than 50 years and after 25 films, Cuba has always been part of the bizarre geography of 007.

All were tried for common crimes such as public disorder and vandalism. The government never recognizes holding political prisoners.

Perhaps the pain is more for having had to lie knowingly, for having served as a spokesperson for the absurd…

The tragic death of Sebastian Piñera, opened up a discussion on the democratic nature of the former president throughout his political career

We’re not asking for intervention, but to isolate the dictatorship so that it suspends the police state and facilitates electoral reform…

Ana Margarita Vijil recounts her time in prison and how she has experienced exile. “Both experiences leave scars,” she says.

This catastrophe has been accompanied by a poor public debate in our media and on social networks, regarding the causes of these fires.