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Forty-two years after the Martyrdom: “Public Liberties Can’t Be Killed”

Tribute to the martyr of public liberties, while the Ortega Murillo regime’s police besieged the central cemetery.

The Artist’s Workshop – Photo of the Day

The artist’s workshop. By Greg Rothschild (USA). Camera: Fuji XT-2

Jazz Plaza 2020 Opens in Havana and Santiago de Cuba

In the last four editions the venues have been shared between Havana and Santiago de Cuba; and this year it takes place from January 14-19.

The Latest Notorious Case of Censorship in the Cuban Media

I never imagined that things would go this far. If it’s a matter of imagination, I would like to know one day who made such a ridiculous decision.

Cuba Runs Short on Cooking Gas, Blames US Sanctions

Cuba is suffering from shortages of cooking gas due to US sanctions on the island, informed the state oil company Union Cubapetroleo.

Amaya Coppens: In Nicaragua “There’s No Turning Back”

“I’ve always had my family behind me. They are amazing, super-strong. The first thing they told me in their first visit to jail was: ‘We’re proud of you’”.

My Favorite Place, Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day

My Favorite Place, Havana, Cuba. By Aniket Arora (India). Camera: iPhone 5s

Defending the Afro Identity in Cuba: Robe “El Ninho”

“I’m not the descendent of slaves, pal, I’m the descendent of people who were enslaved,” Roberto Alvarez preaches in his latest rap song: Negro.

Valentina and My Generation: Suicide and Nicaragua’s Youth

While reading Valentina’s letter, I felt a true invitation for us to look within ourselves. Valentina is our mirror.

Cuban Television… Does It Belong to the People?

Facundo has left the show. I swear that when I watched the first episode of the new season that kicked off in December 2019, I thought it was a joke.