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System change: The Elephant in the Cuban Parliament

With each intervention and each new figure announced, the X-ray of that terminal patient that is the Cuban economy becomes clearer.

With objectives that echo North Korea’s Kim Jong-un and Syria’s Bashar-al-Assad, their plan is to consolidate an authoritarian dynasty.

She was silent about that you may now have the right to marry a toad if you want, but you can’t criticize your president or your government.

The week has been charged with emotions for the Cuban government with the visits of a nuclear powered US submarine and a Russian warship.

Communication with the imprisoned Cuban artist is not being permitted in his first week of hunger strike.

After recovering from the C-section, we went home with a baby girl weighing 5 kgs and the new life of first-time parents on our back.

My father passed away in Cuba on the night of July 11, 2023. As the National News on Cuban TV would say: from a “long and difficult illness.”

Literature is Salvadoran president Nayub Bukele’s newest enemy. The weight of his censorship has now fallen on young writer Michelle Recinos

Silvio’s stubborn political commitment, silence when it’s time to speak out – when almost nobody is safe – will also catch up with him.

“In the Nicaraguan opposition, the promotion of polarization, distrust, and resentment are “provoked and artificial.”