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Cuba’s Counterintelligence: Example of the Internal Blockade

The Cuban government blames the embargo/blockade for all the ills that occur in Cuba, but they know that argument is not true.

The Cuban Coast Guard vessel rammed the boat even though it had already neutralized its engines, making it impossible to continue the journey.

We have repeatedly expressed the need for a stabilization policy that addresses the problem both on the supply side and on the demand side…

The contemporary Chilean-composed song “El violador eres Tu” (“The rapist is you”) reflects a scream stifled for decades (or maybe centuries).

The exclusion of citizen participation in elections devoid of guarantees will expose the isolation of the dictatorship.

On Saturday October 29, 2022, a speedboat that had arrived from the US tried to leave the island with approximately 30 people onboard…

The Government doesn’t need to give more displays of what it’s capable of doing. We have already seen the infinite repressive methods.

The municipal “elections” are designed to certify the FSLN’s control over the population and the territories.

The hunger strike of political prisoners Dora María Tellez, Miguel Mendoza, Irving Larios and Roger Reyes and 24 others.

This past week Facebook and Twitter suspended several pages and profiles of Cuban TV programs, and anonymous “defenders” of the Government…