Cuban officials haven’t reported any new COVID-19 deaths for two weeks. Since the pandemic began, they’ve recorded only 87 fatalities. Although some on the island find the news to be too good to be true, even Cuba’s fiercest critics admit it has made big strides in combating the coronavirus. At the same time — and not unlike in the US — Cuba is seeing a grassroots movement to combat police brutality, which is more complicated amid the coronavirus. The World’s Joyce Hackel reports.