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Prisoners Defenders Reports on Torture in Cuban Prisons

“The Cuban government uses torture as a means to get a fabricated and false confession, to keep activists in jail for long periods of time.”

“The public, the private, emotions, are much more present in who women are all the time. I believe that’s what my poetry reflects…”

Michael Reid: “Ambitious politicians in Latin America are not looking at Daniel Ortega or Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro.”

When we stop aspiring for complete control and see ourselves as human, we also open the doors to empathy and self-love.

His wife, Ilsa Ramos, tells this newspaper that they have not yet informed her of the date on which the trial will take place.

Showers and electrical storms continue to develop over Havana. The highs will be between 29 and 31ºC (84 and 88 F).

Despite persecution and exile, the Mothers of April’s demand for truth and justice remains unwavering.

MeToo Cuba is building support networks, without which it becomes difficult to make a public or legal complaint.

“Patrol” portrays the work of the Rama and Kriol tribes in protecting the forest, threatened by land squatters and illegal cattle raising.

The Social Communication law tries to silence the citizenry to prevent their cries from leaving power deaf.