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The Decline of Cuba’s Education System and Its Teachers

Photos of bananas being handed out as a bonus to high school teachers in Guantanamo went viral on social media this week…

“If something isn’t done right now, this government will condemn Costa Rica to a path similar to that of Ecuador,” says the former president.

The Cuban Government shows no concern about this mass exodus of professionals, they have no clear strategy to hold onto this personnel.

Some argue that the promotion of LGBTQ+ events & tourism in Cuba could lead to positive change and greater acceptance in the country, but…

After five weeks of continuous protests, the Mega Mining Contract to First Quantum minerals of Canada was declared unconstitutional today.

Representatives of Air Century confirmed this company’s decision to no longer fly the commercial route; Sky High also joined.

Although at first it is planned to be dedicated to food, clothing, appliances and cars have been announced for later.

In Cayo de Mayabe there are currently, about 20 brick factories where from the early hours, workers shape the bricks and bake them.

Since the early days of Fidel Castro coming to power, the leaders never willingly accepted the phenomenon of the cooperative movement.

An ice cream factory worker confirms to this newspaper the dramatic situation in which the industry finds itself.