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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| Issues | 73 | Subscribers | Read | anahflaster.substack.com |
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Cuban political prisoner on 29-day hunger strike in "grave" condition
Cuban political prisoner Yosvany Rosell García Caso with his wife, Mailin Sánchez, and his three children. Photos / MAILIN SÁNCHEZ RODRÍGUEZ.
Cuban regime's new fall guy: ex-finance minister, vice premier.
Alejandro Gil while serving as Economic and Finance Minister and Vice Premier. Photo CiberCuba, Cubadebate
The old man and the hurricane.
Gentleman in Granma, Cuba, speaking with volunteers delivering donations from Cubans in Havana and Miami. Photo: Screen shot from La Familia Cubana Facebook reel.
Melissa hits embattled Cubans in Oriente
Cuban man in Oriente in the aftermath of Melissa, which hit Cuba as a Category 3 storm, one of the strongest ever to make landfall there. Facebook
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