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Racial Democracy Myth in Brazil Erased with Blood

The brutal killing of Joao Freitas by two supermarket guards, repeatedly shown on TV and social networks, shocked the country.

Today’s featured artist is Orestes Gomez from Venezuela with a live performance from this year (2020).

With a drop in temperatures we forecast partially cloudy days in Havana, except on Saturday and Sunday, when showers and rains are expected.

Our photo of the day: “Mural in Old Havana, Cuba,” was taken by Dorren Standish (USA). using her Sony a6300 camera.

“The laws are only visible for those in the opposition. For the others, and his [Ortega’s] people, the laws don’t apply,” said the mother.

The San Isidro Movement (MSI) is everywhere right now in Cuba: on social media, in people’s conversations on the street and even on TV.

Recently, there are more suspected cases and deaths, which is why independent doctors warn that it could be the beginning of a new wave.

The temperature of the repression in Cuba has risen like a fever during the days of the pandemic. It’s a systematic, cellular fever.

Recent days have been quite tense in Havana. Events in the San Isidro neighborhood of Old Havana and at the Ministry of Culture were a jolt.

This week our team addresses what has come to be called a period of new normality in Cuba. Cartoon Feature from El Toque