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Edmundo García, the Latest of Cuba’s “Disaffected”

This week the spotlight went to the TV presenter and YouTuber Edmundo Garcia, who is now sailing, also apparently, against the Revolution.

Israel’s devastating bombing campaign and media blockade in Gaza threatens newsgathering in an unprecedented fashion.

The illustrations in Matraca are inspired this week by the delivery of plantains as a bonus to high school teachers in Guantanamo.

We are less than a month away from the referendum in Chile on the new draft Constitution, on December 17th.

Alina Barbara Lopez is a member of the Cuban Academy for History and has become a critical voice of the totalitarian state on the island.

There are many things that we will not be able to verify or know for certain until Communism falls in Cuba.

If there ever was a surprising departure of a Cuban athlete to another country it was that of chess player Leinier Dominguez in 2017

Ortega ordered Nicaragua’s withdrawal from the OAS, & Guatemala is in danger of having the Inter-American Democratic Charter applied to it.

Jose Marti, who was too honest and poetic to survive as a politician, was sure that he would die “without a Homeland, but without an owner.”

Since the early days of Fidel Castro coming to power, the leaders never willingly accepted the phenomenon of the cooperative movement.