CubaCurious
Ana Hebra FlasterCubaCurious is a weekly news mashup from the Cuban underground—stuff state-controlled media doesn't cover. I translate and compile stories from respected Spanish-language sources that reveal the hidden Cuba, the one average Cubans live.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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“It’s simple. They just don’t care about us.”
Raúl Guillermo Rodríguez Castro, el Cangrejo, (The Crab), Raúl Castro’s grandson, in the center, wearing white, is reportedly speaking with Marco Rubio about “the future.” Photo: Presidency of Cuba
In Venezuela, little "transition"—but plenty of lies & old tricks
Jorge Párraga greets relatives after his release from Zona 7 on 14 de February 2026. Photo: Ariana Cubillos / Associated Press
“The Party isn’t Cuba”
El4tico’s producers, Kamil Zayas (l) and Ernesto Medina, have revealed a country where the unpopularity of the Communist Party grows, patience has run out, and the imposed political model has failed. Photo: 14ymedio.com/ Facebook/Observator...
When a country hits rock bottom, who pays?
Miguel Diaz-Canel’s surprise press conference, Havana, 4 February. What looks like a smudge near Fidel’s cap is a hummingbird. Photo: State-controlled Cubadebate.
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Ana's work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Boston Globe, on All Things Considered, and in PBS’s Stories from the Stage.
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