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Almagro acusó al Gobierno de Cuba de exportar “mecanismos de terror” a otros países de Latinoamérica, como Venezuela y Nicaragua, donde ciudadanos cubanos presuntamente han dirigido “torturas”. EFE

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Almagro accuses Cuba

Havana has made it clear it has no interest in rejoining an organization it regards as 'an…
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The Best of the Worst
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Tania Bruguera es muy activa en su defensa de la libertad de Cuba y contra la violencia institucionalizada. Photo: El País
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Where is Tania Bruguera?
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Dachelys Valdés Moreno y Hope Bastian con su pequeño y la certificación de nacimiento emitida. Photo: Q de Cuir.
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Paulo's two mothers
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Mike Pompeo, the U.S. official, brandishing the dollar as a weapon, threatened the Pan-American Health Organization (PAHO), with canceling its economic support. USA Today
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Pompeo’s Sick Obsession
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Obra del artista Ángel Delgado para la George Floyd Edition, que podrá verse en abierto durante todo el mes de junio. Foto: EFE.
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Uncensored Cuban art
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Plaza de Antonio López, en Barcelona. / Joan Puig. El Periódico.
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The Last Slaveowners
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Castro y el Che aprendieron tácticas para inmovilizar al adversario y llaves de lucha libre. Photo: Agente Provocador.
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Wrestling and Guerrilla
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“It is grotesque, immoral, petty, disgusting and despicable that the United States persists in its campaign against Cuba's international medical cooperation.”  Carlos Alzugaray, a Cuban professor and diplomat. frbatlanta.org
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Cuba Sends Doctors
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Cuba denounced on Friday that the embargo applied by the United States since 1962 is "even more cruel" during the coronavirus pandemic, complicating the purchase of medical supplies, in a country that already reports 564 cases, with 15 deaths. Infobae
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When stupidity is in charge
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A woman, wearing a protective mask as a precaution against the spread of the new coronavirus, pulls along her shopping caddy as she walks to the market in Havana on March 24, 2020. Ramon Espinosa / AP
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An embargo and a pandemic
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Más de 90 sanitarios cubanos aterrizaron en Italia para ayudar en el control de la pandemia. / Getty Images.
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Cuba's White Coat Army
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An old car drives past the front of the Rafael Trejo Boxing Gym on May 12, 2015 in Havana, Cuba. (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)
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Column written at four han
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La mítica banda de metal "Zeus", una isla dentro de una isla... ¿Qué ocurre cuando los viejos rockeros obtienen sólo silencio?
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Cuba's Last Freaks
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“Think different” Artist Jose A. Toirac's art installation, which places Fidel Castro in iconic American advertisements (Stephen Silver) Apple Insider.com
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Apple in Cuba
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Ana Olema is also the author, along with Dania Pérez, of a version of the well-known feminist song "El violador eres tú" (The rapist is you) that ignited the spirits of the most conservative Cuba. Via Cubanet.
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Castro Ciao!
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Numerous women crossed Castro's path in life, but only one of them could've pull the trigger and didn't. Via ABC
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The Caribbean's Mata Hari
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Biotechnology is one of the most developed branches of Cuban science that the Castro government began to promote in 1980.
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Science Does Not Sanction
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In an infamous return to the worst of the Cold War, in October the White House canacled commercial flights to all airports in Cuba outside the capital. Depositphotos
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No flights to Cuba
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40th anniversary of the Antonio Maceo Brigade. Worldwide tribute. Photo  radio-miami.org
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55 Brothers (and Sisters)
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CIUDAD JUAREZ, MEXICO - JANUARY 13: A group of people, some journeying from Honduras, Mexico, Cuba, and Guatemala, wait at the Paso Del Norte Port of Entry bridge. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
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Cuban Migration
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"I did everything that needed to be done," she told ABC, "except kill and bomb, which my mother forbade me to do," Leonor Ferreira (105). Via Efe.
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'Adiós' to Grandma of Exile
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Hundreds of Cuban exiles who demand the continuation of the Family Reunification Parole Program in Miami's Cuban Memorial Park. Via RTVE.
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Cubans, a migrant limbo
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While Rubio waits for ICE’s response, asylum-seeking Cubans are being abused and mistreated, and even driven to suicide in the sinister private jails of the Trump regime. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)
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Miami Turns its Back
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Motorcycles with side cars and trailers are used to haul goods away from the Trigal Market, a wholesale marketplace on the outskirts of the Havana, Cuba. Photo: Chip Somodevilla / Getty Images
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Cruelty and stupidity
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John Suarez speaking at the Geneva Summit in 2013. He helps run a pro-democracy nonprofit in Miami that researches human rights violations in Cuba. Photo Credit: John Suarez
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Cuba's repressive nature
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Mayor Francis Suárez greets people standing in the street in Miami. Photo: Joe Raedler / Getty Images
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Freedom of expression?
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Queen Elizabeth II, accompanied by Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, President of the United States, Donald Trump pose for a formal photograph with leaders of the other Allied Nations ahead of the National Commemorative Event commemorating the 75th anniversary of the D-Day invasion on June 5, 2019 in Portsmouth England. Photo: Jack Hill - WPA Pool / Getty Images
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An ill-fitting presidency
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Downtown Havana City, Cuba. Photo: Getty Images
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Cuba, behind the mask
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HAVANA, CUBA - FEBRUARY 28: Tourists take in the sites from a double-decker tour bus of Havana a day after the second round of diplomatic talks between the United States and Cuban officials took place in Washington, DC on February 28, 2015, in Havana, Cuba. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
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How to siege an island
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Muñiz Varela, nacido en Cuba, fue un pionero en los viajes de cubanos a su país de origen, un pecado imperdonable para los cuabnoamericanos extremistas. 
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40 years of impunity
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The government of U.S. President Donald Trump will allow some congressmen to see Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller's report on the Russian plot, which will be published censored this Thursday, without some of these editions. Photo: EFE
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U.S. hypocrisy