In Cuba, Growing Numbers Of Bloggers Manage To Operate In A Vulnerable Gray Area
In recent years, a growing number of news and political websites have popped up in Cuba. Some are taking advantage of what they say has been a small but vibrant opening afforded them since former President Obama reestablished U.S. relations with Cuba. But others worry that President Trump's harder line toward the Communist Castro government could have a chilling effect on the independent media movement afoot.
Harold Cardenas Lema runs his blog La Joven Cuba, The Young Cuba, out of the two-room apartment he shares with his mom and girlfriend in a dilapidated building just blocks from Havana's oceanfront esplanade, the Malecon.
"It's really just one-and-a-half, actually. This is a very small, a very small apartment," he says, laughing. All editorial board meetings
