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- Written by Jorge Pérez Cruz / Photos: Courtesy of the interviewee
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Is it still relevant to insist on the need to plant more sugarcane if the industry lacks the technical capacity to process it, and the fields clearly demonstrate this with the immense quantities of unharvested and withered cane?
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- Written by Dayana Menzoney Justiz
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Early this week, the international community demonstrated its support for the Cuban people by calling for an end to the United States' economic, commercial, and financial blockade against the island. The debate on the draft resolution presented at the United Nations General Assembly was, without a doubt, a sample of solidarity and recognition of the injustice perpetrated by the northern neighbor against "the Largest of the Antilles."
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- Written by Leanet Escalona Ojeda
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In Cuba, masculinity is a journey fraught with tensions between tradition and change, privileges and demands for redress. It is experienced as a fragmented mirror. The figure of the strong, provider, and conqueror “macho” still resonates in the streets, but in homes, classrooms, and public spaces, voices are emerging that question this legacy and seek to redefine what it means to be a man in the 21st century.
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The draft Labor Code, open for consultation by Cuban workers -both state and non-state- until November 30, is characterized as truly authentic, cutting-edge, and unique in the world.
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- Written by István Ojeda Bello
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The # symbol is commonly used in texts written on the Internet today and on digital social networks in general. Since 2007, when it was first used to group conversations, the hashtag has evolved, crossed borders, and connected millions of people around the world. However, it has also become the visible tool of algorithms that “classify” us and drive our opinions on the web.
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