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Cartoon Feature for Gender Equality

This week we dedicate our issue to International Women’s Day. We do so in support of true gender equality at all levels of society.

Int. Women’s Day pays tribute to the achievements of women worldwide and reminds us what still needs to be done for full gender equality.

Trying to show that many Cuban artists remain loyal, the island’s authorities financed a makeover song titled Patria o Muerte.

Much reflection by journalists and academics has already been given to explaining why Democrats underperformed among Florida Cubans.

The same special police agents are used as witnesses at multiple trials for crimes supposedly occurring throughout the country.

Donna Bader of the USA sent in todays featured photo: “Friends in Viñales, Cuba”, using a Sony A6500 camera. Send us your pictures to share!

Cubans joined the digital space in an irregular and partial way. Nevertheless, it has imposed its own dynamic and impact on our lives…

The prosecution asked for 16 years for supposed drug trafficking. A Judge also delivered a guilty verdict against 23-year-old Brayan Cornejo.

Vulnerability, impunity, fear, and the need to survive are behind the silence of the population in the face of abuses of power.

Marcela Loaiza was just 21 years old when a man approached her at her workplace in Pereira City, Colombia with promises of fame and money.