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Inspiration for Survival Inside Cuba

Articles abound on the plight of the Cuban people that provide tears and commiseration for those left behind on the island.

Doña Violeta was, and continues to be, our President, the original one, from a period that shines ever more brightly as time goes by.

In an unexpected plot twist, it has been university students who have recently taken center stage in the fight for civil rights in Cuba.

At a White House meeting, presidents Nayib Bukele and Donald Trump exchanged praises and joked about mass incarceration.

I’ve been going to Cuba for many years, sometimes twice a year right up until Covid, and have made many good friends.

Relations between the leaders of Mexico and the United States are currently at a low point. One key factor is that Trump holds all the cards.

I had just gotten onto one of the buses that circulate through the breezier outskirts of the Cuban capital after a brief struggle to board.

Students question why the people should bear the consequences of ETECSA’s mismanagement, poor investments, and resource misallocation.

For now, the standoff continues. The regime tries to discredit the protest by claiming it is externally provoked, an age-worn tactic…

The Cuban government seems to have forgotten everything that got it where it is, along with its responsibilities.