Internet in Cuba and the New Fiber Optic CableThe commercial relations between Etecsa and Orange S.A. for the installation of a submarine telecommunications cable between Cuba and Martinique come at a time when Cubans are complaining about repeated Internet outages and a slower than usual connection.
Rio Grande: the last danger for Cuban migrants in MexicoGenerally-speaking, the Rio Grande looks quite calm at a simple glance, but it instills a false sense of confidence in those who choose to cross it.
Fact Check: “Nobody is Punished in Cuba for their Thinking”This isn’t a new phenomenon. Ever since the Revolution triumphed, “ideological differences” were not only considered a crime, but an abomination. In the early ‘60s, like Cuban writer Pio Serrano recorded, the FEU (already under revolutionary control) demanded a “cleanup” of professors at Cuban universities.
