Residents of Havana continue protesting the prolonged power outages that are crippling the capital, using pot-banging demonstrations, chants, and street fires.
Outside the capital, demonstrations were also reported in several localities in Santiago de Cuba Province, including Santa Bárbara and Contramaestre.
The news of U.S. and Cuban military personnel posing professionally, almost as equals, made headlines around the world and sparked sharply divided reactions.
The U.S. military presence in the region includes the USS Nimitz carrier strike group, as well as destroyers and cruisers.
CubaNet also verified that Rosales Aguirreurreta appears in ICE’s Online Detainee Locator System.
As he speaks, many Cubans walk beside him, so absorbed in their own problems that they do not notice that it is a child driving the vehicle.
Castro and five other individuals have been charged with conspiracy to kill U.S. nationals. They also face four counts of murder and two counts of destruction of aircraft.
They are drones for now only because the regime has not been able to aspire to more—and because its allies have not dared to cross the line.
A video recorded in Havana’s Playa municipality also surfaced on Wednesday, showing regime agents violently repressing demonstrators.
Amid so much exhaustion, many Cubans care little about how or from where change will come; what matters is that it happens as soon as possible.
Residents of Havana continue protesting the prolonged power outages that are crippling the capital, using pot-banging demonstrations, chants, and street fires.
Outside the capital, demonstrations were also reported in several localities in Santiago de Cuba Province, including Santa Bárbara and Contramaestre.
The news of U.S. and Cuban military personnel posing professionally, almost as equals, made headlines around the world and sparked sharply divided reactions.
The U.S. military presence in the region includes the USS Nimitz carrier strike group, as well as destroyers and cruisers.
CubaNet also verified that Rosales Aguirreurreta appears in ICE’s Online Detainee Locator System.
As he speaks, many Cubans walk beside him, so absorbed in their own problems that they do not notice that it is a child driving the vehicle.
Castro and five other individuals have been charged with conspiracy to kill U.S. nationals. They also face four counts of murder and two counts of destruction of aircraft.
They are drones for now only because the regime has not been able to aspire to more—and because its allies have not dared to cross the line.
A video recorded in Havana’s Playa municipality also surfaced on Wednesday, showing regime agents violently repressing demonstrators.
Amid so much exhaustion, many Cubans care little about how or from where change will come; what matters is that it happens as soon as possible.
