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Osvel Barzagas: A Free Cuban in Mexico’s Zocalo

I met Osvel, a native of Cuba’s Isle of Youth, by chance, while I was heading to take the Metro. We connected.

Many of these technologies have been developed to democratize creative processes, and that word is for them the greatest threat.

Between June and December 2024, 97 metal trees were installed, with electricity costing approximately US $200,000 per month.

Maduro activates a new umbrella body combining political power, the armed forces and police to squash any opposition to his rule.

Plaza Vieja is full of life, especially in the afternoons, when neighbors, foreign visitors, and Cubans gather there. (15 photos)

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights Office declares Maduro’s reelection as president of Venezuela totally illegitimate.

A glaring symbol of inequality: it stands across from a similarly named MLC store whose shelves, once well-stocked, are practically empty.

“I’ve lived here in Cojimar all my life and I’ve never seen anything so sad”

In Cienfuegos, families avoid walking with their children along the boulevard, where toys are sold at unattainable prices.

Juliet, a 29-year-old nurse, said the trip to Uruguay cost less than $2,000 and without the mistreatment of the northern route to the USA.