Our Statement on the 15N Protests in Cuba

WASHINGTON D.C. – The Cuba Study Group condemns the Cuban government’s suppression of peaceful marches on November 14 and 15, as well as all other official efforts to censor Cuban voices over the past year. We also call on Cuban authorities to immediately release all arbitrarily detained and imprisoned protesters. Sparked by the “11M” pride […]

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CUBA REVIEW: Cuba Reopens to World with Repression in Full Display

The Cuban government deployed security forces to prevent the 15N nationwide march on the same day the country was set to reopen all international travel and return to “normality.” This forced the march’s lead organizer to exile in Spain. Coincidently, it was also on the same week that “Patria y Vida” won the Latin Grammy […]

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