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Living with Regret

A story of a young baseball loving US reporter and a gift from a struggling Chicago Cub pitcher from Cuba.

It would have done us men a lot of good to have been taught to respect different genders, gender expressions, and sexual orientations.

There are many gender-related stereotypes that have been normalized in many aspects of our lives today. One of them is the world of toys.

Its TV show presenters will be taking a pause, to travel to Germany to talk about the media war against Cuba (read the Cuban government).

For many people, Cuba is no longer the safe country, the paradise of tranquility that travel agencies promote.

Where we are going is another matter entirely. I leave that for the reader as a mental exercise for the wise, scholars and the audacious…

The Washington Post recently gave us a disturbing recommendation: “Next pandemic, let Cuba vaccinate the world.”

Ichaso’s “El Super” marks a difference in Cuban film made in the US as it strips itself of the political rhetoric that limited other movies.

Some people believe soccer is a matter of life and death. I don’t agree. Soccer is more than that, so much more. -Bill Shankly

The difference is that Lula’s narrative is based on his personal opinions while Boric or Lacalle, base theirs on real facts.