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When they grow up, when they can understand the depth of offering their lives for a shared dream, the little ones who in this fatal January had their fathers' embrace cut short by the murderous claw of the empire will no longer believe in superheroes with capes and supernatural powers, but in the fierceness of being on the front line, because it is an honor and a duty not to betray our America.
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Aliuska breathed fear for decades. At 50 years old, the echo of screams and the shadow of threats were part of her family life. Her first escape, when her daughter was just 9 years old, was an attempt stifled by the panic of losing her child, a fear that her abuser used perfectly.
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The year we just bid farewell to was a reflection of the complex processes Cuba is undergoing, marked by structural crises in basic services and emergency responses.
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A new edition of the Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS) recently began in the province, considered one of the most comprehensive and specialized sources on the situation of children worldwide.
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Life and its whims. Just when it seemed that we would end 2025 knowing all our enemies, with no surprises: blockade, inflation, blackouts, food and medicine shortages, mountains of solid waste... a virus with a strange name and traumatic effects appeared, keeping us in check and putting the value of an environment free of invasive mosquitoes at the top of our list.
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