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Cubans Expelled from Russian Army, No Papers & No Money

“They didn’t pay us our full salary, nor did they give us [Russian] passports. We’re illegal. They conned us, and now they’re threatening us.”

Nara Milanich, professor at Columbia University: “Antisemitism is a Trojan horse; there is an intention to intervene in universities.”

Many years ago, these lands belonged to two families who grew cocuiza, the plant used to make cocuy, a drink similar to tequila. (16 fotos)

“Does anyone know how many people in Cuba actually produce value, and how many idlers per capita there are to subsidize?”

Jose Mulino replaced former President Ricardo Martinelli, who has asylum in the Nicaraguan Embassy after being convicted of corruption.

The Cuban government accuses the independent media “El Toque” of influencing more than its economic policies to stop inflation.

I tried to capture the expressions of the dancers and the strength of their dances. (27 photos)

The “migrant dream” of Cubans is under the scrutiny of researchers from the University of Oriente in Santiago de Cuba.

I firmly believe that during the last four years the Cuban state has finally taken off its mask and shown its true face.

Ana and Jairo have several jobs that allow them to get by. They have no plans to leave the country.