Tag: Cuba

Marshington, a multimedia work that depicted the faces of Jose Marti and George Washington by Cuban filmmaker and artist Asiel Babastro that was exhibited...

Three students die and eight are injured in a school shooting in Oxford, Michigan. The Supreme Court begins oral arguments on the Mississippi abortion...

Cuban exiles in Miami are taking the streets to protest the Communist-run government to allow more liberties. As the government pressed to shut down protests...

Cuban protests continue as the country reopens to tourists today. The Astroworld festival death toll rises to 10 after a 9-year-old boy dies from...

Art is a communication tool that can reveal the truth. Beyond appealing to the emotions, it has been used by artists to denounce dictatorial...

Kids are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine. Nikolas Cruz appears in court again. The jury is set in the trial of the men...

The Tower of Snow, a sculpture built by Enrique Martínez Celaya in 2012, is meant to memorialize the author's own experience of exile and...

The United States surpassed 40 million total COVID-19 cases since the start of the pandemic, doctors across Cuba are using social media to criticize...

It’s been more than a month since thousands of Cubans first took to the streets with a single and clear message: We want freedom....

The CDC has recommended that vaccinated people start wearing masks again, the House select committee has begun its investigation into the Jan. 6 Capitol...