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Cuba Never had Socialism, Just the Castro Dynasty

Socialism has never existed in Cuba in all these years, not even anything close. Instead, you could say we have a Parliamentary Monarchy.

A Health official tells the senior citizens: “Thanks to this government’s political good will, we’ll be giving you the Covishield vaccine.”

Jean Pierre Leblanc from Quebec took the photo of the day: “Sunset in Guama”, Santiago de Cuba. He used his Canon Power Shot A710 camera.

Judo and boxing are the two strong disciplines that have yet to close their qualifying process. They will both be decided by global rankings.

Solis reveals how Nicaragua’s presidential couple ordered the court’s guilty verdicts and the police harassment of the opposition.

Our 7-day weather forecast for Havana, Cuba. Some rain through Sunday with warm days with highs between 29 and 32° C (84 and 90 F).

The La Soufrière volcano on Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, in the lesser Antilles’, has been erupting intermittently since April 9th

Today’s featured band is Çantamarta, a Colombian-Venezuelan-Andalusian production of the song “Lluvia” (2020). Send us your favorites!

Arbitrary arrests, illegal searches and the tightening of the de facto police state. These were the prevailing responses on April 19th,

We happily received the news that conditions are now apt for us to acquire protein by slaughtering a cow. At least, in theory.