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Micro, Small and Medium-sized Businesses in Cuba

The noble idea of empowering Cuban entrepreneurs with Small and Medium Sized Businesses (MSMEs) hasn’t bore fruit like it should have.

Monsignor Rolando Alvarez once again laid bare the perversity of the Ortega-Murillo regime in Nicaragua.

An ordinary day of struggle for Cubans became one of the most impressive and sad days in Cuban history over the last 60 years.

The controversy came when he said that the causes of that tragic event could be discussed, but the events after that coup are unacceptable.

Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, activist for civil and artistic rights, has been on a hunger and thirst strike in prison since July 6th.

The main actors in this drama are the governments of the moment, each with their political positions, and organized members of civil society.

July 11 will mark two years since the largest demonstrations in Cuba since 1959. Also, the greatest public repression unleashed by the State.

It’s not a matter of giving or receiving solidarity, supporting, or encouraging one another, but of defending ourselves by defending others.

If there’s one fear us men have, something we fear more than anything else, it’s the loss of sexual potency and performance.

I do so while still enjoying the ability to express my desire to exercise my right to end my life in a free and dignified manner.