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Daniela in Miami and Daniel in Africa, the deportation of a trans woman: ‘I dressed as a man to survive’ (opens the original)
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In a single life that seems like many, she was born Daniel in a municipality on the outskirts of Havana; became Daniela at the height of adolescence; reverted to Daniel to cross Central America; and was Daniela again when she finally arrived in Miami. Until she fell into the hands of the guards and figured that to survive an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center, she had to, by necessity, pose as a man. The wig taken from her when she was arrested was only returned when she
Claire Valdez, Democratic candidate for Congress: ‘We have to plan for life after the Trump administration’ (opens the original)
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She was seen in her round glasses near the DBK4 warehouse in the quiet Queens neighborhood of Maspeth, alongside Amazon workers frustrated with the multinational that dominates e-commerce in the United States. She was seen at a popular Starbucks in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, with baristas disappointed by the world’s largest coffee chain. She was also seen at a strike in Harlem alongside members of the Neighborhood Defender Service union. On each of those occasions, working people were asking for th
Cuba opens business ownership to emigrants: ‘Who is going to buy what you are going to sell? How will you finance it?’ (opens the original)
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The Cuban government, in the midst of the worst crisis in its history, is now admitting something it struggled for decades to accept: that if anyone can save the country, it is Cubans themselves. This week, the Official Gazette published a decree amending regulations that for years barred emigrants from becoming business partners in their own homeland. A reform to Article 54 of Decree Law 133 makes this explicit: “Cubans residing in the national territory or abroad and foreigners with permanent
Back to school in crisis-hit Cuba: families contend with shortage of uniforms, teachers and basic equipment (opens the original)
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His Revolution had not yet reached its first year and Fidel Castro, wearing the same military uniform he would use for the rest of his life, spoke to the crowds on September 14, 1959: “Do you think the Revolution is already done?” he asked the children gathered that day, when he turned the Columbia Camp—the military headquarters of Fulgencio Batista’s government—into the Ciudad Libertad school. Education was one of the cornerstones of his social project: free, universal schooling to make Cuba “t
Judge in Charlie Kirk murder case sends it to trial and clears way for possible death penalty (opens the original)
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Nine days before the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s killing — a death the Trump movement turned into a symbol and an emblem of vengeance for the MAGA movement — a Utah state judge has sent the case to trial and ruled there is sufficient evidence to seek the death penalty against Tyler James Robinson, the 23-year-old accused of climbing onto a building roof, aiming at a crowd gathered at Utah Valley University, and shooting his target. The world watched on video as the leader of Turning P
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