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Persecution Grows Against Independent Journalism In Cuba
Independent journalist detained in eastern Cuba
Consensus and Dissent in the Face of Trump’s Cuba Policy
Trump recasts Cuba policy, takes harder line than Obama on military, travel
Trump’s announcement on Cuba could clash with Central American summit
The Unqualified Cuban Truth
Cuba then and now: LGBT progress is real
Cuba: More Castroism but Without the Castros
State Security Offensive Against ICLEP Citizen Journalists
Economic Crime, the Pitfall in the Path
The crisis in Venezuela, according to Cuba’s official press
We Have Survived
Thugs Beat Pregnant Pro-Democracy Dissident ‘in the Belly,’ Put Father in the Hospital
Thugs Beat Pregnant Pro-Democracy Dissident 'in the Belly,' Put Father in the Hospital
Cuba: Thugs Beat Pregnant Pro-Democracy Dissident ‘in the Belly,’ Put
Father in the Hospital
by FRANCES MARTEL29 Mar 2017110
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An unidentified mob attacked two members of the Patriotic Union of Cuba
(UNPACU) – a pregnant teen and her activist father – on Sunday night,
hurling bottles at them and reportedly punching the woman in the… Continue reading
Legal Process Opens Against ‘14ymedio’ Reporter in Camagüey
PostCastro Cuba isn’t that different from before
PostCastro Cuba isn't that different from before
Post-Fidel-Castro Cuba isn’t that different from before
Deepa Fernandes, PRI’s The World
For years, opponents of Cuba’s socialist revolution pegged the system’s
downfall to the inevitable death of its leader, Fidel Castro. Yet,
months after Castro’s death, there have been no major protests on the
streets of Havana, no popular uprising against the ruling Communist Party.
As Gladys Esther Marta… Continue reading
‘When I’m 64’: Beatlemania blooms belatedly in Cuba
'When I'm 64': Beatlemania blooms belatedly in Cuba
‘When I’m 64’: Beatlemania blooms belatedly in Cuba
Carlos BATISTA
AFP March 22, 2017
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Havana (AFP) – While their American and European peers twisted and
shouted to The Beatles in the 1960s, in Cuba childhood sweethearts
Gisela and Hector kept their Beatlemania a naughty secret.
Now, still Beatles-crazy after all these years, but with the communist
island’s Cold War-era… Continue reading
We’ve Been Investigating Ivan Garcia for Five Years
We've Been Investigating Ivan Garcia for Five Years
“We’ve Been Investigating Ivan Garcia for Five Years” / Iván García
Iván García Quintero, Havana, 19 March 2017 — When the summons arrived
for an interview with a police official, the girl’s puzzled family
thought it was a mistake.
Let’s call them Kenia, Pedro, and Camila. They are neighbors of mine and
prefer to remain anonymous.
Kenia was summoned to… Continue reading
A Year After Obama’s Visit, Cubans Feel Disillusioned With His Legacy
A Year After Obama's Visit, Cubans Feel Disillusioned With His Legacy
A Year After Obama’s Visit, Cubans Feel Disillusioned With His Legacy /
14ymedio, Luz Escobar
14ymedio, Luz Escobar, 19 March 2017 – It rained when the presidential
plane touched down on the tarmac at Havana’s Airport. On 20 March 2016,
Barack Obama began a historic visit to the island that awakened hopes
and sparked questions. One year after that visit,… Continue reading