US EditionChildren in Cuba Have More Rights, but They Still Need to Fight for It
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cubainformación.tvHAVANA – The town of Tejar, with more than 500 families, grows in the heart of the capital of Cuba, but away for more than two kilometers from any avenue, the route that, until 2021, to go to school, had to walk the children of that neighborhood in a situation of vulnerability, and then return [...] This article Childhood in Cuba has more rights, but still needs to be fought for it was originally published in IPS News Agency
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