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When the Rebellion of the Cuban Barbers Failed, David Left

David left his dream of being a dentist to open a barbershop in Havana in 2016, one of the best years in Cuban’s recent history…

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

Agoraphobia is the fear, terror, and dread of public spaces. Susana Lopez 50, suffers from this phobia and hasn’t left her house in six years.

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…

To celebrate the Day of the Dead (November 1 & 2) Indi Rivero provided us with her drawing from Venezuela.

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 Government is also preparing a citizenship law that takes into account the right to have several nationalities.

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

“I had to prove that I would be OK, so they could go with some peace of mind. That’s why I started doing the exercises on my own…”