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The Dictatorship Remains Intact with a New President in Cuba

Posted on April 24, 2018 by Maria C. Werlau

Even with a new president, the Castro clan appears to have a firm grip on power well into the future. A real transition will begin when the Cuban people are able to choose their own leaders in open, free, and … Continue reading →

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Cuba Dealt Diplomatic Defeat at the UN Human Rights Council

Posted on April 16, 2018 by Maria C. Werlau

The Cuban missions to the United Nations in New York and Geneva are among the largest and their work, mostly carried on by intelligence officers fronting as diplomats, is very active and effective. But sabotaging the UPR pre-session on Cuba … Continue reading →

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Castro’s Killing Fields: A Pattern of Disregard for Human Life Lasting Six Decades (February)

Posted on February 28, 2018 by Maria C. Werlau

Cuba Archive has documented numerous cases of extrajudicial killings by state authorities against persons attempting to escape their Cuban Island prison “illegally” over six decades. By Maria C. Werlau l February 28, 2018 Following are selected cases of death or … Continue reading →

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