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My Social Experiment on Public Transport in Cuba

Over the years and the troubles (bars in the ribs and knives to the throat) I’ve developed, certain and effective survival strategies.

Thirty-four years have passed since that November of glory for freedom, when Berliners finally put aside their fear and tore down the wall.

Inspired by the political trial against Dr. Alina Barbara Lopez Hernandez, which took place on November 28, her dignified attitude…

The political event established a challenging face-off between the artistic/intellectual community and institutionalized power in Cuba.

One cannot help but be joyful with the triumph of the young Nicaraguan Sheynnis Palacios.

The Cuban government always sees itself as a victim of harassment from the United States, and thus has not been able to develop economically.

Like it or not, Sheyniss Palacios is the Nicaraguan people’s chosen queen, with a pedigree that doesn’t include being born in a golden cradle

A few days ago Marco de Jesus’s world fell apart. With the tickets, for him and his brother, already purchased to travel to Managua.

The Cuban Government shows no concern about this mass exodus of professionals, they have no clear strategy to hold onto this personnel.

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