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Who Defends Ordinary Cubans?

Ever since 2011, there has been talk about the need for Cuba to stop being a net importer of food & to reduce its high dependence on credits.

Here, unanimity is nearly the law, and every time some program or project comes up for “debate,” there’s nearly no debate.

Without alternatives to the economic, social, political & ideological measures imposed for 63 years, there is no solution.

The protagonists are an American-Venezuelan musician, a mysterious Anglo-Saxon investor and the shadow of Mariela Castro.

Beyond secrecy, which is already a common practice around here, what is known or can be deduced from this media show of a trip?

In mid-November, news broke of the arrival of the seventh floating powership contracted from Turkey in Cuba.

So what companies do they have? How does it operate inside and outside of Cuba? Who runs these companies outside of Cuba?

The regime’s position is brilliant on paper and the political discourse, but impractical under the economic model in place in Cuba.

It forms part of Cuban citizens’ digital tools, which gathers information and solutions that are tailored to the situation on the island.

A sign that, only a few days ago, was advertising a garage sale on 26th Street in Havana suddenly disappeared, leaving customers to wonder…