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To the People Who Are Fed Up with Feminism

But my dear readers who are fed up with feminism, let me tell you something: it’s also exhausting for us feminists.

That was the last physical contact I had with Cuban officialdom. That unpleasant and bitter sensation of: “Get out, we don’t want you here”.

Today’s featured artist is Emilie Sebeloue from French Guiana with the song “Zot di mo bel” (2012). Send in some favorite songs to share.

The opposition must see itself in the mirror of the NO Coalition in the Chilean plebiscite of 1988 or the Venezuelan abstention in 2020 & 2005

New generations haven’t been trained in the art of dialogue. However, they demand it, because they feel like there’s something in it.

Daniel Ortega never holds press conferences. “He wouldn’t dare face an interchange with reporters who could throw sliders & blazing fastballs”

Here is out 7-day weather forecast for the Cuban capital. Hot and dry on Thursday then cooling off with some rains starting Friday.

The cement shortage in Cuba, and exorbitant price to get it, is only affecting people trying to repair or build their homes.

Two years after the government and the Civic Alliance signed accords, they remain unfulfilled. No comment from the Witnesses to the signing.

Almost three years after seeking refuge they support each other in the face of discrimination, and together they’re getting through the pandemic.