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cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/1586829 > Good stuff.
www.plenglish.com
cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/1160608 > Your thoughts? > > Short article, btw.
cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/868263 >  > >  > >  > >  > >  > >  > > Got this all from a Discord server.
peoplesdispatch.org
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transafiŝita el: https://lemmy.ml/post/564861 > Bazite. [Based.]
www.foxnews.com
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/507573 > As always, angloids don't care about Cuba when it gets hurt.
www.granma.cu
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/459912 > > En el día de ayer falleció, a la edad de 60 años, Camilo Guevara March, > > hijo del legendario guerrillero cubano-argentino Ernesto Che Guevara, > > quien durante muchos años se dedicó a preservar la memoria de su padre, > > desde el Centro dedicado al estudio y la difusión del pensamiento del > > Héroe de la Batalla de Santa Clara. > > > > En su cuenta en Twitter, el Primer Secretario del Comité Central del > > Partido y Presidente de la República, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, > > lamentó el suceso al expresar: «Con profundo dolor decimos adiós a > > Camilo, hijo del Che y promotor de sus ideas, como directivo del Centro > > Che, que conserva parte del extraordinario legado de su padre. Abrazos a > > su madre, Aleida, a su viuda e hijas y a toda la familia Guevara March». > > > > > Con profundo dolor decimos adiós a Camilo, hijo del Che y promotor de > > > sus ideas, como directivo del Centro Che, que conserva parte del > > > extraordinario legado de su padre. Abrazos a su madre, Aleida, a su > > > viuda e hijas y a toda la familia Guevara March. > > > [pic.twitter.com/n7PaAVbmC2](https://t.co/n7PaAVbmC2) > > > > > > --- Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez (@DiazCanelB) [August 30, 2022](https://twitter.com/DiazCanelB/status/1564574963461496833?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw) > > > > Fuentes diplomáticas confirmaron que su fallecimiento se debió a un > > trombolismo pulmonar, que derivó en un infarto, mientras se encontraba > > en Caracas, Venezuela, según la información publicada por la agencia > > Prensa Latina. > > > > Graduado de Derecho Laboral, al morir, Camilo, quien tenía cuatro años > > cuando su padre fue asesinado en Bolivia, se desempeñaba como director > > del proyecto del Centro de Estudios Che Guevara, en La Habana, > > institución encargada de promover el conocimiento del pensamiento, la > > vida y la obra de su padre. > > > > Nacido a principios de la década de 1960, vivió apasionadamente para > > preservar el legado del Che y asegurarse de que las palabras e ideas > > intemporales de su padre, así como sus acciones, fueran recordadas en > > todo el mundo. > > --- > > Sending Fs rn.
Such a tragedy. btw it wouldn't surprise me if the CIA was involved somehow
The Cuban missile crisis prevented the U.S from fully occupying Cuba; but now that the Soviet Union is gone, does Cuba still have nukes? If not, then how and why is Cuba not being terrorized right now?
Hi, After a month I'm going to have a vacansion in Cuba. I have heard, that the country has shorage of electronics due to sanctions. I have a few old, but working, wifi-routers (with openwrt, I think), which I do not use any longer. Is there any sense to bring them here and give to people, do they have such a need? Or this also electronic garbage, and just throw it away?
www.peoplesworld.org
Official Cuban response (in Spanish): http://www.cubadebate.cu/noticias/2021/10/12/respuesta-a-la-solicitud-de-marcha-con-caracter-desestabilizador-el-proximo-noviembre/
en.vietnamplus.vn
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/81438 > >Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hong Dien has committed close collaboration with the Cuban Embassy in Vietnam to effectively carry out bilateral cooperation activities, contributing to deepening Vietnam – Cuba economic and trade ties.
www.reuters.com
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/81226 > Cuba published a long-awaited draft of a new family code on Wednesday that would open the door to gay marriage if approved, in a move that LGBT rights activists applauded cautiously as they remained wary of whether it would actually be implemented. > > The new code defines marriage as the "voluntary union of two people" without specifying gender, as opposed to the current definition as the "union of a man and woman." > > The draft still needs to go to a grassroots debate, however, and will then be amended to take into account citizens' opinions before going to a referendum. Activists fear the commission charged with it could relent under pushback from religious groups and those who prefer traditional machismo culture. > > They say the government should not have stipulated a referendum on what are fundamental human rights. The government says it wants to build rather than force acceptance of change. > > In 2018 the government decided to withdraw an amendment to Cuba's new constitution that would have opened the door to same-sex unions after campaigning by evangelical churches. > > "The blueprint for the family code is everything one could have hoped for," said Maykel Gonzalez Vivero, director of Tremenda Nota, a digital magazine that focuses on women, the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) community and the Black community. > > "It took a long time and there was no transparency in its interminable process of nearly 15 years. But it's there." > > Cuba, which sent gays to correctional labor camps in the early years after its 1959 leftist revolution, made considerable advances in LGBT rights in the 2000s and 2010s, despite the widespread persistence of machismo. > > The island nation introduced the right to free sex reassignment surgery, banned workplace discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, and started holding annual marches against homophobia - Cuba's equivalent of gay pride. > > Many members of the LGBT community say, however, they have been frustrated by a slowdown in the pace of change in recent years while a handful of other Latin American countries have moved forward with approving gay marriage.
Cuban authorities on Friday launched a national campaign to vaccinate children aged two to 18 against Covid-19, a condition set by the Communist government in order to reopen schools for in-person instruction amid a spike in infections. Children aged 12 and older will be the first to receive one of the two domestically produced vaccines, Abdala and Soberana, followed by younger kids.