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Mother and Jungle, a Cuban Man on Cuban Women

The simple glance of a man who has been and still is a witness to the life of Cuban women. I’ve seen them, listened to them, read them.

The next day everything was understood. The official press tried to reduce the demonstration in Caimanera to “three drunkards”.

With its founder and director Jose Ruben Zamora in jail, elPeriodico de Guatemala says goodbye.

The most probable thing is that Kast will seek to transform the Constitutional Convention into a political weapon for his right wing alliance

May 14, will be Mother’s Day in Cuba. Matraca’s artists pay tribute to their daily struggles, their longings, and the freedom they defend.

Kast’s advantage is that he spoke clearly and directly. No Constitution or rules. Just order and progress, and crime, drugs, and migration.

The ultra-right will now have a political dilemma, which perhaps will hardly go well, since it will control a body that it despises.

It’s not just the closure of yet another NGO, but an end to humanitarian protections from a neutral Red Cross.

The movie premiered in Miami in 2021, and it tells the chilling stories of political prisoners under the Cuban regime in the early 1960s.

We are not of interest to the Cuban leaders. I’m not sure I’ll ever understand how a government can lose interest in the people it represents.