Analysis: Cuban Childhood and the Broken Promise of Emigration

An article examines the historical context of leaving Cuba since the 1960s, where the desire to emigrate was often considered an offense by authorities, impacting Cuban childhoods.

24 May, 21:00 — 24 May, 21:00

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Cuban Childhood in Ruins: Anatomy of a Broken Promise

Since the 1960s, leaving or wanting to leave Cuba was equivalent, in the eyes of the authorities, to committing an offense. The post Cuban Childhood in Ruins: Anatomy of a Broken Promise appeared first on Havana Times.

By Circles Robinson

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Analysis: Cuban Childhood and the Broken Promise of Emigration

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