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From a Constitution Against Abuses to One in Favor of Privileges

The new proposed constitution, recently approved in the Constitutional Council, will be put up to a referendum on December 17th.

Ultimately, the objective is to make the leaders look good, when the mission should be almost the opposite, to denounce everything done wrong.

The only thing missing is for the government to blame the “blockade” for the appearance of hurricanes, earthquakes, and floods…

Inspired by the upcoming Norah Jones concerts in Havana and statements by Mariela Castro & Aleida Guevara about their support for Palestine.

Norah Jones and the tours supporters can say what they want, but it’s clear that she isn’t coming to Cuba to interact with the Cuban people.

I came across Enrique Dussel’s work back in 2011, while studying a Masters in Communication and Contemporary Culture in Cordoba, Argentina.

How is it possible that if there is a Revolution in Cuba, the form of government has not changed in 64 years?

The strong protests make it clear that the population doesn’t want mining. The big question is what, then, could be the alternative?

Cuban singer-songwriter Amaury Perez’s disappointment, because his music isn’t being promoted, was a topic of debate on social media this week

Those who have suffered regimes of force or imprisonment know that the power held by the army, regardless of the place, is destructive.