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From our Bureau of Good Books Likely to be Ignored by Canadians and Europeans Is this new book a quixotic gesture, or will it penetrate Castro, Inc.'s 65-year-old teflon coating? Only time will tell. But don't expect an immediate shrinkage in the number of tourists flocking to Castrogonia, or for sanctions to be slapped on

Images of Rebellion is a call to action and a vibrant reminder of the ongoing struggle for human rights and freedom of expression in Cuba.

From our Bureau of Socialist Social Justice with some assistance from our Bureau of Socialist Tolerance and Compassion Castro, Inc. seems determined to kill José Daniel Ferrer through inhumane treatment and medical neglect. As his health deteriorates and his family is blocked from visiting him in his punishment cell, various entities are trying to pressure

From our Bureau of Socialist Compassion and Social Justice Castro, Inc. fears dissident José Daniel Ferrer more than most other of its opponents. Consequently, in addition to torturing him and denying him proper medical care, it has kept him away from his family during the past year. So what if his health is poor? So

The communist Castro dictatorship has basically four methods to quash dissent: harassment, imprisonment, forced exile, and if all of those don't work, then murder becomes the method of choice. The Cuban regime uses all of them, but forced exile is one of their favorites because it eliminates the problem without much mess or expense. Since

By Cristhian Manuel Jiménez, Caribbean Campaigner at Amnesty International On 6 November, the UN Human Rights Council will conduct its Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of Cuba, providing an important opportunity to address the state of human rights in the country. This process enables Cuba’s civil society, long ignored by the government, to be heard and for UN Member States to express their concerns and recommendations to the authorities. Ahead of this review, activists and relatives of prison...

Two years ago, tens of thousands of Cubans took to the streets to protest against the government. Security forces responded with tear gas and beatings, and thousands of people were arrested.

It has been three months since Cuba's communist regime has allowed the family of …

When Spanish Socialist and EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Josep Borrell visited communist Cuba …

A study found that Cuba tortures 100 percent of its political prisoners through tactics including beatings, starvation, and sleep deprivation.