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Yoe Suárez

Ohio, United States
As seen in: The Washington Stand, The Christian Post, The Patriot Post, The Desert Review, American Family News
Covers:  Libertad de expresión y religión. Totalitarismo. América Latina y el Caribe.
Periodista cubano. Padre y esposo a tiempo completo. Fe, Familia, Libertad ✝️

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Yoe Suárez. La Habana, 1990.
Autor de una decena de libros, entre ellos los de no ficción La otra isla (Finalista Beca Michael Jacobs 2016 e International Latino Book Award 2019), Charles en el mosaico (Mención Casa de las Américas 2017), El soplo del demonio. Violencia y pandillerismo en La Habana (2018), Leviatán. Policía política y terror socialista (Premio Ilíada 2021), y la novela No se juega con la noche (2019). Coordinó la antología de crónica cubana Espectros (2017).
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Women Are in the Crosshairs of Uncontrolled Migration to Spain

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By Yoe Suárez
| The Washington Stand Verified
To what extent can a surge in migration alter local culture? This is not merely a question for historical analysis; it’s an issue that disrupts the daily lives of native populations — such as those in Europe — amid a context where debates regarding immigration, crime, and security are unfolding against the backdrop of a rapidly growing foreign-born population. In this regard, Spain is at the forefront of the situation in Europe.
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The Lost Ties between the United States and Cuba (Part 5) Original

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By Yoe Suárez
| The Washington Stand Verified
Read Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4 *** If you were to ask any 21st-century American about Cuba, most of the stories that would come to mind would be those of the Missile Crisis, the world on the brink of nuclear collapse, and the repression of freedoms against the island’s inhabitants by a socialist tyranny. And they are right. But the rich connections between the island and the United States are not limited to the last 70 tumultuous years.
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The Colombian President’s U.S. Citizenship: A Leftist Pretext to Reject the Government

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By Yoe Suárez
| The Washington Stand Verified
“As opposition leader and the candidate who garnered over 12.7 million votes in the June 21 election (…), I will embark on a path of peaceful civil disobedience, which entails refusing to recognize the authority of someone who does not answer to the defense of national sovereignty.” These were the words spoken on June 30 by Iván Cepeda Castro, who lost the presidential election to the right-wing Abelardo de la Espriella.
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