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El American informs about the most relevant news from Cuba related to politics, economy, culture, and society.
Coast Guard Repatriates 45 Cubans Intercepted in Caribbean Sea
So far this fiscal year 2021, that is, since October 1, 2020, the Coast Guard has intercepted 838 Cubans at sea.
Cubans in Miami Take to Streets in Support of ‘National Strike’
In several homes in Havana, Cubans have already begun to write messages alluding to the "national strike"
The Pamphleteering of Castro’s Crooked Education Claims
It has been a long-standing myth that Cuban communism is an educational giant. The evidence contradicts this propaganda stunt. It's a shame that media like Axios play the role of puppets and misinform
Oslo Freedom Forum Warns of the World’s Advancing Dictatorships
On its first day, the forum featured political leaders and victims of dictatorships in Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua, Belarus and Iran, and guests from the United States, Norway and other free nations of the world.
How Communist Cuba is Exterminating the Opposition: A Conversation with Dr. Omar Vento
The unprecedented Cuban Uprising of July 11th initiated a barbaric response from the communist dictatorship to regain control of the public spheres
Mario Vargas Llosa: ‘For the First Time in 62 Years, Cubans, in the Height of Desperation, Have Taken the Streets’
Ecuador, "one of the smallest countries in Latin America", will be "big and powerful with Lasso in power", said the writer
Rick Scott: Maduro Should Have Been Arrested in Mexico
He recalled that Mexico is a signatory to the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime of 2000, which stipulates that signatory countries shall cooperate in the extradition of criminals
Cuban Artist Otero Alcántara Begins Hunger Strike in Prison Demanding Freedom
In September, Time magazine included Otero Alcántara among the 100 most influential people of 2021. He's been imprisoned since July 11
The Cuban Military Pandemic Continues
The timing of military deaths who have loyally served communist despotism deepens the belief that the Castro regime’s counterintelligence apparatus may have seen ghosts of a palace revolution, real or imagined
Over 70% of Cuban Families Live on Less than $3.8 Per Day, Study Finds
If a household is divided among three members, each member lives on $1.28 a day, which is below the World Bank's poverty line.