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Memes and the Cuban Revolution

The ridiculous nature of this island makes humor a part of our armor. It’s the easy way Cubans have found to expose the situation today.

Government spokeswoman Arleen Rodriguez formulated the questions in a way more to do with public relations management than journalism.

Just one of these Teslas that you can see around Havana would be enough to fix the motors of half a fishing fleet. Who’s importing them?

Cuba needs to increase industrial and farm production to reduce imports, but to do this, it needs a steady and cheap supply of electricity.

The night time cultural center refuses to accept the restrictions, which in practice would mean its closure.

Despite the obvious, the Diaz-Canel government continues to deny poverty is a social problem in today’s Cuban society.

Perhaps many naive realists in Cuba can’t believe that the Government has known for years the solution to fix economic matters on the island.

Employees of the fruit processing factory, disappointed with low salaries, denounce poor management by their superiors.

The authorities allege that the conditions for banking reforms are in place, but the farmers of Pinar del Río “don’t like it”

A total of 35,117 tons of chicken meat was shipped to Cuba from the United States, a record amount.