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Cuba: A Country That Is Leaving

The Cuban government’s relationship with its population on other shores remains one of its many unresolved issues.

The foundation contributes to a global anti-feminist storyline that questions the credibility of victims of gender-based violence.

Every November 25th, the world stops for a short moment to recognize something that many of us experience every day: violence against women.

Mexico distances itself from the US in its regional diplomacy while making common cause with its neighbor on vital bilateral agenda issues.

Maximum military pressure, safe passage for Maduro, amnesty for those without crimes against humanity, & a government led by Edmundo Gonzalez

By diverting attention from his disastrous performance by aiming the cannons at the US embargo and economic sanctions.

In the hallways of the Ministry of Censorship, they no longer discuss five-year plans, but rather daily rumors.

The first part of the trial against Cuba’s former Minister of Economy and Planning (2018–2024), Alejandro Gil Fernández, has ended…

Cuban public opinion rarely reflects in depth on the legal and democratic grounds upon which sanctions against a State should be judged.

The serious accusations against Gil, which include espionage, must be proven if the regime wants to show it is a transparent legal process.