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The Cybersecurity That’s Coming to Cuba

The Cuban Government consolidates the ways of administering power. Cybersecurity was identified as a priority for the Cuban state.

The tendency is clear. The ballot boxes are speaking, be it with opposing criteria or with silence, which over time says even more.

Words of gratitude on the occasion of Dora María Téllez being awarded an Honorary Doctorate by the Sorbonne Nouvelle University in Paris.

Day by day we see news bulletins about women accused of drug-related crimes. Underneath these crimes is a problematic of large proportions…

Just as I said “Thank God” when that beautiful stadium bore my name, I say “Thank God” again for having removed it.

Looking at a photo of a recently unveiled statue in Moscow, I was reminded of the joke about the man who asked to borrow money.

Commissioner Luis Pavon became a scapegoat so Fidel Castro could come out “clean” from the repression of homosexuals in Cuba.

The Cuban government and media commemorated the death of Fidel Castro (in 2016) over the past few days. Here’s what came to my mind.

The elections on November 27 in Cuba come at a tense moment that adds to the deep economic crisis that is worsening..

Watching the news on November 21, I encountered the tragic story of a boy who lost his life in the waters surrounding the Havana boardwalk.