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Cuba: Diary of an Embarrassed Spectator

Dario Alejandro Aleman left Cuba for Mexico City six weeks ago. He wasn’t sure up to the last minute whether he would be allowed to leave.

Today’s featured artist is Puerto Rican flautist Nestor Torres with the song “Passion Fruit” from the album “Burning Whispers” (1994).

One of Joe Biden’s pledges was to reverse Trump’s immigration policy, and cancel the MPP program. He takes office on January 20th.

Karen Lacayo, sister of political prisoner Edward Lacayo, reports that the police do not allow her or her mother to leave the house.

The law threatens freedom of the press and criminalizes investigative journalism. It’s a green light to surveillance of private communications

With the Cuba’s economic failure in full view, Yoani Sanchez comments: “Without results, all it has left to show is its teeth…”

Our photo of the day: “Driving the Havana Malecon”; was taken by Raul Fierro (Mexico) with his GoPro Hero 5 black camera.

The first days of the forecast period will remain with good weather conditions. On Sunday and Monday rains are expected.

On November 30th, several hundred Cubans left Paramaribo city to go to South Drain, on the western border between Suriname and Guyana.

Hopefully this end of year will be the end of a cycle. May mistakes made in 2020 help us find understanding amid differences in 2021.