Cuba: Ex Minister Gil to Be Tried for Espionage on Tuesday
The regime denies the family’s demand for a transparent and public trial, something many Cubans are also requesting.
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Opinion
Cuba: Will There Be More Transparency This Time?
The serious accusations against Gil, which include espionage, must be proven if the regime wants to show it is a transparent legal process.
Features
War and Security Are Being Privatized Worldwide
“Their transnational nature and the opacity of their operations make it extremely difficult to bring perpetrators to justice.”
Interview
Ruben Blades: I’m on the Left, but Not the Dictators’ Left
Ruben Blades: “I want to write songs about people, not about ideology—falling into propaganda or sloganeering.”
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Nicaraguan Mother of Murdered Son Denied Asylum in USA
The defense has until December 8 to file an appeal; meanwhile, the Nicaraguan woman will remain detained in San Antonio, Texas.
Galeries
HT 2025 Photo Contest Finalists
For the finals we have 59 photos from 18 photographers. The jury is selecting a first, second, third and fourth place in each category.
