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Cuban dictatorship exporting more doctors to Italy as slave labor

Italy is willfully purchasing more medical slave labor from the communist Castro dictatorship as the socialist healthcare system in Cuba is in virtual collapse. Rampant shortages of medicine, medical supplies, and the shipping of doctors overseas to work as slaves for the Cuban regime is stretching the island's failing healthcare system beyond its limits. But

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While oppression in Cuba increases and the economy crumbles, the EU continues to look the other way

While oppression in Cuba increases and the economy crumbles, the EU continues to look the other way
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Nearly half of the acts of repression in Cuba during 2023 were against women

Throughout history, socialist revolutions have preyed on the most vulnerable. In communist Cuba, women were the victims of 45% of the acts of repression carried out by the Castro dictatorship throughout 2023. About the only "equity" women in Cuba can hope for comes in the form of brutal oppression. Via CubaNet (my translation): OCDH: 45%

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Hunger in Cuba forces schoolboy to steal classmate s lunch to feed his little sister

The desperation in communist Cuba has gotten so severe, a young boy felt he had no choice but to steal a classmate's lunch to feed his hungry sister. To make matters worse, that meal was just some bread with oil on it and a bottle of water with sugar. This is socialism in action. Via

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Nearly 6,000 protests in Cuba in 2023

While the world spent its 64th consecutive year averting its eyes from the crimes against humanity taking place in communist Cuba, Cubans continued taking to the streets in protest. 2023 did not have a massive island-wide protest Ike we saw on July 11, 2021, but in 2023, there was a significant increase in protests. By

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