The Cuban Professor Sentenced to 10-Years for Graffiti
Ariel Manuel Martín was held “incommunicado for five or six months” after his detention in February 2025, his cousin told El Toque.
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Lech Walesa Gives Welcome Advice to Cubans Who Want Change
If anyone knows firsthand how hard a transition from a communist dictatorship to a democracy can be, it is Lech Walesa.
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Venezuela: Maduro’s Party Sets Barriers to Machado’s Return
Piero Trepiccione warns that if obstacles to the Amnesty Law persist, progress in restoring trust will stall.
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War Hasn’t Ended in Gaza as Israel Continues Attacks
The partial reopening of Gaza’s southern Rafah crossing with Egypt has been marked by chaos and severe restrictions imposed by Israel.
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El Salvador Protests Held over Bukele’s Mass Trials
“This is a genocide, what the Government is plotting: grouping innocents together with real criminals,” they protested.
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Vintage Cars in Havana, Cuba
They constitute a testament to Cuban ingenuity and creativity, since it is no easy task to keep these cars running in these times (41 photos)
