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Christmas in Cuba: A Letter from a Son Forced to Leave

Another New Year’s will soon come, the second one we aren’t together. You know how much I’ve always loved this time of year…

We will suffer the results of their experiments, and they will carry on as if nothing is happening, with their fridges and gas tanks full.

If governments normalize the practice of yielding to the demands of organized crime, they’ll be legitimized as a political force.

Every time the Ortega regime has had an opportunity to light the way to the future, they’ve instead turned the spotlight on the past…

I have painfully come to some conclusions about the current situation in Cuba, which defy common sense. I wish to share my thoughts…

Fake news has ranged from saying that the president-elect is a Uruguayan citizen to accusing him of being a “Castro-Chavista”

Matraca illustrators center on the leaders latest review of the state of the Cuban economy and initial announcements for the coming year.

It is noteworthy that the second-highest official in power in Cuba speaks of an “economic shock,” a term taboo for decades.

In Cuba, the grandparents will have agreed not to worry them. “Don’t let them see us sad,” she says. “Let them not be distressed for us.”

What was expected in Chile has happened; for the second consecutive time, a constitutional proposal has been rejected.