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Flames Go Out in Matanzas but the Drama Continues in Cuba

The regime’s lack of transparency is matched only by its ineptitude. The secrecy & inefficiency in this system is proving deadly for Cubans.

They differentiate from the more authoritarian and patriarchal leaderships of the Latin American and Caribbean left.

I cried in admiration for your bravery, from seeing a living example of the courage of a leader that doesn’t hide from turbulent times.

My sore throat woke me up. I went to the bathroom to gargle and looked out the window. An eerie glow was visible in the sky to the east.

They only care about themselves, their own agendas, to the point that they can justify positions that can’t be ethically justified.

This week we dedicate our drawings to the victims of the fire that occurred in Matanzas on August 5th; also to the heroes of the moment.

China’s jumpiness and the US administration’s strikingly unyielding stance can be attributed to Taiwan’s unique significance for China…

The relevance that’s given to Nature is made clear in the Constitutional draft, by dedicating a complete section to it.

They want to convince Cubans that people, Party and Government make up an indissoluble Holy Trinity, and that any fissure helps the enemy.

Guatemalan anthropologist Irma Velasquez Nimatuj narrates the denial of her entry to Nicaragua, her illegal detention and expulsion.