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CubaCurious

Ana Hebra Flaster

CubaCurious 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.

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Latest Issues

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Survey says . . . 96% of Cubans want political change. ¡Ahora!

A one-week long, online survey ending 1 May is leaving no doubt about Cubans’ desire for change. Photo /14ymedio.com

5 days ago
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“After a week, no one will even remember you.”

Activist Anna Bensi, her nephew, sister, niece, and mother in Havana earlier this month. Political police agents threatened the family for Anna’s social media posts criticizing the regime. Photo / Facebook

12 days ago
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"A free Cuba. That is still my dream."

Cuban political prisoner Alexander Díaz Rodríguez weighed 178 lbs when he was arrested in July 2021 for protesting the dictatorship. He weighed 81 lbs when released this month, having completed his full five-year sentence. The activist says...

19 days ago
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When life gives Cubans "limones," they create lemon soufflés

Cubans are solving problems the government can’t or won’t fix with DIY remedies. L-R. Home-made antenna delivers 4G internet access. Gasoline powered car retrofitted with an electric motor solves fuel shortage. Wind-powered protest machine ...

a month ago
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  • Ana Hebra Flaster

    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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