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How are Cubans Navigating the Flour and Bread Crisis?

The most recent wheat flour crisis in Cuba has added another concern to the already poor diet Cubans have on the island today.

Exclusive, expensive and accessible only to those with the patience to wait in line, El Biky is immune to crisis that affects most Cubans.

Hurricane Ian has been a “demolishing blow” for Cuba’s most select tobacco cultivation, the official press reported.

When developed countries create machines to substitute people in different job roles, old professions are rescued in Cuba to survive.

Independent economists do not rule out that the exchange rate will soon exceed the 200 bar and even reach 300 to the USD.

We bring you an extensive text trying to summarize the main factors that affect, characterize and challenge the Cuban economy at this time.

The line to buy fried chicken was a hive of people last Wednesday when a man, dressed in a T-shirt that identified him as “security”…

Generally-speaking, users surveyed agreed that the rate was easy to use and well presented. Many use it to make buy/sell decisions.

Nordwind Airlines is expected to use a similar route as recent flights to Venezuela that avoided European airspace.

Three small business owners in Managua, Masaya and Catarina tell how they’ve managed to maintain their businesses amid the crisis.