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Cuba slowly accepting LGBT community
Cuba slowly accepting LGBT community Being gay in Cuba means many still have to live a double life Will Ripley, CNN Published: December 10, 2015, 1:30 am Updated: December 10, 2015, 1:30 am Cuba, US begins talks on confiscated property, damages Cuba imposes travel permit for doctors to limit brain drain HAVANA (CNN) – As […] Continue reading
Demasiada desinformación en Suecia sobre la realidad de Cuba
Demasiada desinformación en Suecia sobre la realidad de Cuba [21-10-2015 22:43:28] Mileydi Fougstedt Redactora (www.miscelaneasdecuba.net).- No es sorprendente que la mayoría de los suecos no tengan ni la menor idea de la realidad cubana si tanto la prensa como las instituciones académicas y otras asociaciones se la pasan vanagloriando a la revolución cubana de hace […] Continue reading
Gangs in Havana, Crime Gains Ground
Gangs in Havana, Crime Gains Ground / Cubanet, Ernesto Perez Chang Posted on August 23, 2015 The landscape could become very similar to those found in Central American countries where the issue is out of control Cubanet.org, Ernesto Perez Chang, Havana 20 August 2015 – Hector arrived in Havana at the end of 2005. He […] Continue reading
Cuba’s emerging LGBT nightlife comes into focus
Cuba’s emerging LGBT nightlife comes into focus 04/08/15 06:57 AM—UPDATED 04/08/15 06:58 AM By Johnny Simon and Rebecca Sanchez Proving true to the complexities of Cuba’s social and political climates, LGBT nightlife on the island is no less multifaceted. Regular gay-oriented parties, which started to pop up a little more than five years ago, are […] Continue reading
Gay Fiestas Highlight Divisions in Cuba’s LGBTI Community
Gay Fiestas Highlight Divisions in Cuba’s LGBTI Community By Ivet González HAVANA, Jun 21 2014 (IPS) – Two men kiss each other while two women dance together without making other clients feel uncomfortable at the prívate club Humboldt 67, one of the venues seeking to cash in on an untapped market by fulfilling the unmet […] Continue reading
Latest Cuban Ministry of Health Statistics for HIV/AIDS
Latest Cuban Ministry of Health Statistics for HIV/AIDS / Wendy Iriepa and Ignacio Estrada Posted on September 22, 2013 Total number of people living with HIV/AIDS: 18,261 Total foreigners detected: 675 Havana: Total Persons with HIV/AIDS: 8,660 Diagnosed 2012: 625 Total AIDS Cases: 3,765 People Living with HIV/AIDS: 6,982 Ambulatory Care System: 5,988 Total deaths: […] Continue reading
The Oldest Profession
The Oldest Profession / Ignacio Estrada Posted on April 3, 2013 by Ignacio Estrada Havana, Cuba. The oldest profession has returned to Cuban streets and provides a stable source of income for a vast number of mostly young Cubans. Regardless of time or weather, there are no shortages of sex workers in Havana to satisfy […] Continue reading
U.S. child-sex tourism to Cuba hardly exists
Posted on Sunday, 03.17.13 CUBA U.S. child-sex tourism to Cuba hardly exists These stories are the result of a joint investigation by Toronto Star reporters Robert Cribb, Jennifer Quinn and Julian Sher, and El Nuevo Herald reporter Juan O. Tamayo. An odd combination of Washington's trade embargo on Cuba and tough U.S. laws on sex […] Continue reading
How Cuba became the newest hotbed for tourists craving sex with minors
Posted on Saturday, 03.16.13 Sex Tourism in Cuba: Second of three parts How Cuba became the newest hotbed for tourists craving sex with minors HAVANA — These stories are the result of a joint investigation by Toronto Star reporters Robert Cribb, Jennifer Quinn and Julian Sher, and El Nuevo Herald reporter Juan O. Tamayo. The […] Continue reading
Canadians are major customers in Cuba’s child sex market
Canadians are major customers in Cuba's child sex market Canada is lax when it comes to stopping its sex offenders from going to Cuba and preying on underage prostitutes. Most tourists are drawn to Cuba by the sand, the sunshine, and the culture. But a few tourists – including some Canadians – are drawn by […] Continue reading
The Cuban League Against AIDS Report of Human Rights Violations to the LGBT Community in Cuba / Wendy Iriepa and Ignacio Estrada
The Cuban League Against AIDS Report of Human Rights Violations to the LGBT Community in Cuba / Wendy Iriepa and Ignacio Estrada Translator: Chabeli, Wendy Iriepa and Ignacio Estrada Havana Cuba, Thursday, February 16, 2012. General Report of the Cuban League Against AIDS on Human Rights violations to the community of Lesbians, Gays,Bisexuals and Transgenders. […] Continue reading
Havana Cuba 16 February 2012. Report of the Cuban League Against AIDS about Human Rights Violations in Cuba Against the LGBT Community / Wendy Iriepa and Ignacio Estrada
Havana Cuba 16 February 2012. Report of the Cuban League Against AIDS about Human Rights Violations in Cuba Against the LGBT Community / Wendy Iriepa and Ignacio Estrada Translator: Unstated, Wendy Iriepa and Ignacio Estrada Five decades have passed since that fateful triumph featuring people dressed in garments of olive green, who descended from the […] Continue reading
Potboilers and the party line
Raúl's CubaPotboilers and the party lineBy Richard Lapper Published: August 21 2008 17:23 | Last updated: August 21 2008 17:23 For Jordania Yero, Cuban television provides essential distraction fromthe austerity of the bleak 1960s housing estate where she lives with herfamily in Santiago, Cuba's second city. Yero, a 31-year-old informationtechnician, typically watches between three and […] Continue reading
Transvestites and Crossdressers Key Workers Against AIDS
CUBA: Transvestites and Crossdressers Key Workers Against AIDSBy Dalia Acosta PINAR DEL RIO, Cuba, Mar 17 (IPS) – Activism against AIDS is uniting a group of transvestites and crossdressers in western Cuba in a project that is going beyond peer education and making inroads into the world of culture. "The time has come to take [...] Continue reading
Helping Cubans realize what it means to be gay
Posted on Sun, Jun. 04, 2006
Helping Cubans realize `what it means to be gay’
BY GARY MARX
Chicago Tribune
HAVANA – It was bad enough when Belkis suspected that her husband, a
construction worker and loving father named Yassel, was having an affair
with another woman. Then she learned the truth: Yassel was in love with
another man.
“You’re… Continue reading
Country Reports on Human Rights Practices 2005
Cuba
Country Reports on Human Rights Practices – 2005
Released by the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor
March 8, 2006
Cuba, with a population of 11 million, is a totalitarian state led by a
president, Fidel Castro, whose regime controls all aspects of life
through the Communist Party (CP) and its affiliated mass organizations,
the government bureaucracy, and… Continue reading
El SIDA EN CUBA: DEL SILENCIO A LA VERDAD CIENTIFICA
El SIDA EN CUBA: DEL SILENCIO A LA VERDAD CIENTIFICA
Por Dr. Eloy A González ©2006
Medicina Cubana Blogspot
Texas
E.U.
Colaboración
La Nueva Cuba
Enero 21, 2006
Se ha dicho con bastante acierto que el SIDA es una enfermedad que vive del silencio, la falta de información y la ignorancia[1]. Con relación a esta afirmación me atrevo a agregar… Continue reading