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The Children of Dilley, Texas, USA

Children held there told us about the anguish of being ripped from their lives in the United States and the fear of what comes next.

I believe in the freedom of expression of the MCGA youths. We share the desire for the end of this regime, but they don’t represent me.

Since February 5, media attention has intensified around the possible presence of US military vessels in waters near the north of Cuba.

Airlines pledge to repatriate thousands of tourists stranded on the island after the suspension of aircraft fuel supplies.

We present a list of hotels closed in Cuba due to the 2026 energy contingency and also the airlines modifying their flights.

We are calling on all our readers who enjoy capturing a glimpse of the unique moments they encounter. Read how you can participate.

I am impressed with Minneapolis. I have never seen a city as supportive as this one. A large part of the Latino community is in hiding.

“People say we’re all going to leave in the coming months because the cooperation agreement won’t be renewed.”

There’s plenty of verbal solidarity, but cars run on gasoline; when oral fuel is invented, then we’ll swim in abundance.

Each arrest like this confirms that telling the truth remains, in Cuba, the most dangerous and most necessary act.

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