In the Worst Possible Place in a Dystopian Country
We still had hope in May 2018 when the first part collapsed, we thought the building would hold out for a long time…
Read moreWe still had hope in May 2018 when the first part collapsed, we thought the building would hold out for a long time…
Read moreToday, I want to tell you what this survival experiment, at all costs, has left us. Cubans’ natural joy has been stolen from them..
Read moreFor as long as I can remember, Cuban women have struggled to get the right underwear, to be ready and comfortable every 28 or so days.
Read moreThe creation of stores where products are only sold in dollars has resulted in people no longer wanting to be paid for any service in pesos.
Read moreFor as long as I can remember, life in Cuba has all been about survival, but one thing I’m not yet sure about is: survive for what?
Read moreThe insensitivity and incompetence of most Cuban state institutions make ordinary Cubans’ lives more miserable, painful and unbearable.
Read moreThe psychological alliance between a hostage and their captor, known as the Stockholm Syndrome, is visible in most Cuban people.
Read moreCubans Stuck between Adversity and Hope. Many are on the brink of falling into poverty but they don’t complain.
Read moreThe leaders in Cuba win the prize for hairbrained schemes. Like the general suggesting breeding ostriches and crocodiles as meat substitues.
Read moreDefensive Reaction or No Reaction? Do Cuban women deserve a better protection or is it enough to say things are worse elsewhere?
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