The Despair of a Gas Station Lines Manager in Havana
Pedro Garce, organizer of Havana gasoline lines, fights against ’Imperialism’ and the Bureaucracy of those ’From Above’.
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Anielka Espino, a Nicaraguan Living Her Dream to Fly
Eleven years ago, the young woman founded the “Buena Vida” brand of natural products. Now she’s fulfilling her yearning to become a pilot.
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Nicaragua’s Dictatorship Moves to Control Private Banks
The law “places banks in a highly vulnerable position regarding correspondent banking relationships and international operations.”
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Cuba: Disastrous 2024 and Nothing Looks Promising for 2025
The return of Donald Trump as US president could bring significant changes, possibly worsening financial, tourism, and migration situations.
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A Day Out with an Old Friend
I ran into a childhood friend. It had been over ten years since we last saw each other, and we decided to spend an entire day together.
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Cuban Government Says It Wants to Dollarize to De-Dollarize
“This is a necessary process to acquire foreign currency and allow the government to control it, using it for the benefit of the population.”
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What Changes with the New Internet Rates in Cuba?
In recent days, the announcement of new internet rates to take effect in 2025 has generated uncertainty among Cubans…
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The Colors of Cuban Christmas
A pound of tomatoes sells for 400 pesos (around 10% of an average monthly salary) while last January it cost 100.
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Promises of the Cuban Government for 2025
Prime Minister Marrero’s speech oscillated between propaganda, acknowledgment of unmet objectives set for 2024, and promises for 2025.
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A Visit to the Havana International Handicraft Fair
The Fair is not just a marketplace but is also a platform for cultural exchange and the preservation of traditions. (30 photos)
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