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Some days are written in colour.
Others arrive in black.

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So It Goes, Inside My Head

My mind cycles up.Then down.Then up again.Like an elevator in a buildingwhere nobody knows what floor they want,and all the buttons are lit.There is no lobby.There…

Cuba · Global Politics · Humanitarian · Opinion · Personal Essay

Cuba is Dying in Plain Sight — and We’re Watching

A personal yet fact-grounded plea for awareness as Cuba faces a deepening humanitarian crisis driven by fuel shortages, failing infrastructure, and geopolitical pressure. Written from the perspective of someone with loved ones on the island, this essay examines how policy decisions made far from Havana translate into hunger, darkness, and paralysis — and why silence from the rest of the world is not a neutral act.