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Catholic Church seeks to open dialogue with Cuba - Vimarsana News

Catholic Church seeks to open dialogue with Cuba

While in the midst of an economic crisis that threatens the Cuban way of life, the Church is emphasizing the need for "concrete solutions."

Catholic Church in Cuba offers to facilitate dialogue between government and opposition - Vimarsana News

Catholic Church in Cuba offers to facilitate dialogue between government and opposition

People queue to buy food in Havana on March 27, 2024. Claims of lack of food coupled with long blackouts, which affected almost the entire Cuban population in recent weeks, led hundreds of people to demonstrate on March 17 in at least four citie...

Catholic Church in Cuba offers to facilitate dialogue between government and opposition - Vimarsana News

Catholic Church in Cuba offers to facilitate dialogue between government and opposition

In an interview with NBC News, the priest referred to protests that once again shook the country, this time in March on the eastern end of the island.

Catholic Church in communist Cuba proposes an open dialogue with the government - Vimarsana News

Catholic Church in communist Cuba proposes an open dialogue with the government

In an interview with NBC News, the assistant secretary of the Conference of Catholic Bishops of Cuba is proposing a national dialogue to help resolve the economic crisis that has gripped the island.

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Recordings reveal Havana's Archbishop Jaime Ortega had no interest in freedom for the Cuban people - Vimarsana News

Recordings reveal Havana's Archbishop Jaime Ortega had no interest in freedom for the Cuban people

In a recording of a conversation with former political prisoners in 2010, Havana's Archbishop, the late Cardinal Jaime Ortega, revealed his true intentions: protecting himself at the cost of his flock. The recordings captured Ortega telling the Cuban dissidents that he would not support democracy in Cuba and that his job was to protect the