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Learning to Lie in Cuba

I landed in Havana with the foreigner’s enamored gaze, these eyes that follow the vintage American cars from one street corner to the next…

Ambassadors: Act for a democratic transition in my country. For life, peace, and justice. For an end to crimes and impunity.

The trend is in stark contrast to the days of staggering results, close to 100 percent, still on record two decades ago.

In the end, despite what the regime tries to sell us, the voice and the exit continue to grow in Cuba, in the face of dwindling loyalty.

Nelsito’s world is a bed from which he watches his mother and the world she paints, with detailed images in his big eyes, frozen in time…

The Ortega government’s supposed anti-imperialism allows them to continue being swallowed by leftist observers in Latin America and Europe.

He doesn’t mention the fact that he prefers to buy police patrol cars instead of ambulances for his own citizens.

The electoral theater was ready for Sunday March 26th in Cuba. There was no loose end and no surprise expected.

The Cuban Government now holds the monopoly on tobacco with its state-led company Tabacuba, which manages the entire tobacco sector.

Relative of ex-prisoner: “We will keep reliving the anguish. Not until all the families are reunited will we be able to get back to living.”