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“We Are Not Leaving Cuba”, Say Members Of The Center For Coexistence Studies
“We Are Not Leaving Cuba”, Say Members Of The Center For Coexistence Studies
14ymedio, Havana, 16 May 2017 — In the midst of a wave of pressure from
the authorities, members of the Center for Coexistence Studies (CEC)
have issued a declaration of commitment to their work on the island. “We
are not leaving Cuba, we are not leaving the… Continue reading
As Cubans await policy changes, Trump sends a message on Cuban Independence Day
As Cubans await policy changes, Trump sends a message on Cuban
Independence Day
BY NORA GÁMEZ TORRES
ngameztorres@elnuevoherald.com
On the 115th anniversary of the birth of the Republic of Cuba, President
Donald Trump on Saturday extended his “warmest wishes” to Cuban
Americans and promised that he will work for Cubans on the island to
have a government that respects democracy… Continue reading
Democracy in Cuba is smuggled on thumb drives, spreads on street networks
Activists on both sides still await President Trump’s reset with Cuba
Cuban Government Extends Censorship To The Digital Site Somos+
Independent Journalism Seeks to Revive Press Freedom
El Sexto’ Will Stay In The US But Will Continue To Fight Against Arbitrary Detentions In Cuba
State Security Prevents Yoandy Izquierdo From Boarding A Flight For Sweden
Cuban activist prevented from meeting U.S. counterparts
Cuban activists denounce new methods of repression
It's Wearing Thin
It’s Wearing Thin
WALDO FERNÁNDEZ CUENCA | La Habana | 15 de Mayo de 2017 – 11:51 CEST.
It was one of the few functions at the University of Havana that I will
never forget. The event for “Young Communists” took place in the year
2010. It was held to assess the insistence of a Journalism student, who
wished to… Continue reading
The Archbishop Of Santiago de Cuba Says In The Vatican That The Island “Is Waiting For Changes”
Here's why Cuba should be on Francis' agenda when he meets Trump
Here’s why Cuba should be on Francis’ agenda when he meets Trump
William M. LeoGrande | May. 11, 2017
President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet with Pope Francis in Rome
May 24, as part of the president’s first trip abroad. No specific agenda
has been announced, but the last time a U.S. president stopped by the
Vatican to see… Continue reading
Number of Political Prisoners Doubles In Last Year, According To Human Rights Group
Karla Pérez Arrives In Costa Rica To Continue Her Studies In Journalism
The Government Unleashed a Crackdown on Journalists After Hurricane Matthew
Christians in Cuba worry about student's alleged persecution
Christians in Cuba worry about student’s alleged persecution
After trip to the U.S., Cuban pro-democracy student gets expelled
By Andrea Torres – Digital Reporter/Producer , Hatzel Vela – Reporter
Posted: 2:01 PM, May 10, 2017
Updated: 2:11 PM, May 10, 2017
HAVANA – A 20-year-old history student dared to publicly criticize the
Cuban government. He also defied them when he… Continue reading
The Cuban Regime is an Enemy to the Freedom of Expression
Interview with El Sexto (Danilo Maldonado) in San Francisco
US to press Cuba on human rights
Cubadecide Activists Arrested A Few Hours Before Rosa Maria Paya Arrives On The Island
Dozens Of Ladies In White Arrested On The 100th Day Of TodosMarchamos
Can Libertarians End the Communist Monopoly in Cuba?
Cuban man carrying U.S. flag rewrote monotonous script of Havana’s annual celebration
Cuba: Another perspective
A double standard
The ‘Little Packet’, A Clandestine Rival For The ‘Weekly Packet’
State Security Bars Belkis Cantillo From Leaving Cuba
Freedom House Rates Cuba Among the Worst Countries for the Practice of Journalism
Camaguey Police Prohibit Sol Garcia and Henry Constantin From Exercising Journalism
Cuba a mix of corruption, impressive beauty, people
Cuban student arrested after trip to Washington
Laritza Diversent and Cubalex Begin Their Life In Exile
If Venezuela Goes to Hell, Will Things Look Bad for Cuba?
When The Abuser Is The Government
Lia Villares Finally Makes it to the United States
Cuba: When “Winning” is Losing
Police Block Activist Lia Villares From Traveling to the United States
Cuba’s Official Press Attempts To Discredit Protester Wrapped In American Flag
Outdated laws and limited, expensive internet access slow Cuba's progress
Outdated laws and limited, expensive internet access slow Cuba’s progress
Committee to Protect Journalists 2 May 2017
By Carlos Lauría
Cuba’s media landscape has begun opening up in recent years, transformed
by a lively blogosphere, an increasing number of news websites carrying
investigative reporting and news commentary, and an innovative breed of
independent reporters who are critical of, yet still… Continue reading