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Ten Cuban Political Prisoners on Hunger Strike in Holguin

For their alleged participation in the civic July 11th protests the prosecution seeks Draconian sentences.

Six months after the events, we are seeing rigged trials in which long sentences are requested for those who protested peacefully.

Since formally aligning with China, the term “Belt and Road” has begun to gain ground in the discourse of Daniel Ortega’s regime.

In this work we show some of these signs and posters that exist today in Havana. Some are commercial others are political. (43 pictures)

The cellphones of journalists and human rights advocates in El Salvador were infected with the invasive Israeli Pegasus spyware.

This negative response comes after almost a year since thousands of people linked to the sector called for this activity to be legalized.

“Two decades of arbitrary detention without trial accompanied by torture or ill treatment is simply unacceptable for any government…”

Families spying on other families, and “lookouts” who for a few pesos will alert Ortega’s police about anyone “suspicious”

We can’t make radical structural changes in Cuba now without first producing institutional and political changes that are just as radical.

Tired of repeating it to customers who come in asking about the product, the ration store clerks have no idea when there will be coffee.