8- In Monterrey, each cartel assigns a code to its migrants
Three hours into the trip, on the way to Monterrey, I had cramps in my buttocks. Imagine eleven more hours. Luckily I had a paracetamol and the pain was relieved, but after
The Cuban regime prohibits activists from stepping on the street on May Day
The invitation of President Miguel Díaz-Canel to participate in the May Day parade it does not extend to all Cubans. The exception is the numerous activists and independent journalists who this week
They try to improve the image of the Havana inspectors with a name change
In the midst of innumerable complaints about illegalities, the Havana authorities announced the creation of a new Provincial and Municipal Inspection Directorate that will replace the Supervision and Control Directorate. This was
Cuba exports its experienced anti-blackout brigades to Venezuela
While the Island does not come out of an electrical fault to get into another, more than 150 workers in the sector have enrolled in the Cuban Energy Mission in Venezuela, a
They replace the sentences for 11J of six Cuban minors with house arrest
Six young people convicted of the 11J anti-government protests in Holguín have had their prison terms commuted to house arrest, according to reported this Thursday the organization Prisoners Defenders (PD). The association,
7- To Mexico City, a 17-hour trip, standing on a bus
On the third day in Villahermosa, in the state of Tabasco, they prepared a bag for us with a snack and explained that the trip was going to be a bit long,
Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara lost the sight of one eye in prison, according to Amnesty International
(EFE).- The Cuban opponent and leader of the San Isidro Movement (MSI), Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, lost the sight of one eye in the prison where he has been held since the
Orlando Carvajal, the young Cuban sentenced to more years than he has lived
He went out to buy some bread for his family, found a crowd that shouted freedom and joined the protest on July 12 in La Guinera. Orlando Carvajal was sentenced to 20
They capture a ‘coyote’ who hid Cubans in warehouses and operated the route from Chiapas to Nuevo León
Mexican police arrested a coyote known as Tamarindo that served as a link to a network of human trafficking, kidnapping and fuel theft, which operates in the Mexican states of Chiapas, Veracruz,
Cubana de Aviación loses one of the few devices it has left, an Embraer 110
The last of the three Embraer 110s that Cubana de Aviación had was disabled this Wednesday, after its landing gear collapsed at the José Martí International Airport while it was being towed