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Cuba: Attack Yarini, The Combat Order Is Given

The Havana pimp was the dandy who dazzled everyone while riding his white steed or walking his greyhounds through the streets of the capital.

Forty-five years after the joyful victory over the Somoza dictatorship, the country isn’t celebrating a triumph, but reliving a Deja vu.

The sea level has not risen. The coastline has not sunk. Cuba is sinking due to decades of neglect, decades of abandonment.

Generally, repressive dictatorial regimes tend to register fewer victims among women. However, news from Cuba, contradicts that impression.

Mark Wilman from the UK took our photo of the day: “Sunrise in Havana, Cuba”.

Never before have Nicolas Maduro and his main collaborators had to make such compromising decisions about maintaining their project.

Although they have raised many comments, the new Communication and Migration Laws do not bring much novelty to what is routinely practiced.

Painting the face of Miss Universe 2023 on a wall in Esteli cost him his freedom. The artist suffers psychological torture, report lawyers.

We were eight or nine immature brains acting impulsively, without considering the potential consequences of our actions.

Today, Saturday, June 22, a lot of water fell on Havana. Juan Suárez managed to capture images of some streets. (8 photos)