CubaCurious
Ana Hebra FlasterCubaCurious is a weekly news mashup from the Cuban underground—stuff state-controlled media doesn't cover, translated into English from Spanish sources, including respected podcasts and online news sites.
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Anguished mothers blame childrens' deaths on Cuba's collapsed healthcare system
Lenin Hospital in Holguin, Cuba, 24 June 2024. / Cubanet
Round up the Usual Suspects—it's International Human Rights Day
Syria’s Bashar Assad with Raúl Castro during Assad’s visit to the island in 2010. More on the Cuba-Syria friendship in scoop Tres.
Et tu, Ana de Armas?
Cuban America actress Ana de Armas in Madrid, with Manuel Anido Cuesta, stepson and legal advisor of Cuba’s “president,” Miguel Díaz Canel / ¡Hola! magazine
Happy Sansgiving!
One of our Cuban feasts, in the basement of 23 D Hunt St., Nashua, NH, our side of the yellow duplex we shared with my aunt, uncle, and cousins. This was a Noche Buena feast, Christmas Eve, circa 1979, not a Sansgiving, but the mood and the...
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