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I Only Ask God One Thing: Watch Over the Migrant Families

I was nine or ten the first time I said a sad goodbye to a friend. David was a few years older than I. He was going to the USA with his family.

There’s a widespread idea that science fiction is set on guessing the future. Jules Verne and H.G. Wells often got it right in general terms…

This week the Matraca artists drew about Halloween, a celebration whose origin dates back to an ancient Celtic pagan celebration.

I’m sorry, I’ve seen this movie way too many times, plus I’m an atheist & I don’t believe in spiritualism, I believe in talking to the living.

This formula does not work. It is confirmed through 64 years of failure and misery of the Cuban revolution. A change is necessary.

I am interested in a brief reflection on what history is and what it really serves us for, regarding current events.

The issue of micro, small and medium private businesses (MSMEs) in Cuba has become every day in recent times.

The news was terrible for us, because among those soldier-masons were two of our companions, Fidelito and El Gordo, who had “stepped forward”

Matraca artists draw this week about the lack of water in some communities in Cuba, particularly in Maisi, where people took to the streets.

It’s in every country affected by migration’s hands to stop the exodus and complaining to the powerful neighbor isn’t the way to do it.