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Cuba Grants Land to a Foreign Co., First Time Since 1959

Vietnam has already cooperated in rice production, but this time it will do so with a lease contract for a Vietnamese company.

Three months later, we are still waiting for the first advertisements from a private business to appear in any national state media outlet.

A glaring symbol of inequality: it stands across from a similarly named MLC store whose shelves, once well-stocked, are practically empty.

“I’ve lived here in Cojimar all my life and I’ve never seen anything so sad”

In Cienfuegos, families avoid walking with their children along the boulevard, where toys are sold at unattainable prices.

Juliet, a 29-year-old nurse, said the trip to Uruguay cost less than $2,000 and without the mistreatment of the northern route to the USA.

Delivery of materials to rehabilitate the runway of the Jardines del Rey International Airport and the roads in the area is guaranteed.

Castroism has lost a good part of the little popular support it had left and will limp into January. Unfortunately, so will Cubans.

Rather than greater openness and flexibility, 2024 was marked by decrees that mostly imposed tighter control over the private sector.

Repression, family dictatorship and growing Chinese influence marked Nicaragua in 2024. We present an overview of the 10 principal events.