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Cuba

Cuba’s political prisoners as bargaining chips

The humanitarian argument for removing Cuba from the list of countries sponsoring terrorism ignores the high human cost of the groups it supports.

Don Quixote and the crisis of the fifties or the last tramway

This text was sent by Cuban journalist and intellectual José Gabriel Barrenechea Chávez, from prison in Cuba.

Echoes of Havana: a harmful influence in the realm of ideas

Cuban influence has historically materialized on two main fronts: cultural diplomacy and academic intervention in the region.

Journalism as political distinction in Cuba

In autocratic, authoritarian or totalitarian regimes, where power is assumed as a staged representation, information loses its character as a public good and becomes an exercise in communicative manipulation.

Amnesty Now: The Fight to Free Cuba’s Political Prisoners

An amnesty law in Cuba is not merely a political or legal objective: it is a moral obligation for those who embody courage and resistance against repression.

The Cuban regime seeks to charge independent journalist J. G. Barrenechea with ‘sedition’

José Gabriel Barrenechea resorts to a hunger strike to demand his release from arbitrary arrests related to the blackouts.