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“Encouraging” Cuban Government Data on Oil Production

I applaud the professionals at CUPET for their efforts; however, I stress the importance of being clear and transparent in their reports.

The life of a stray dog is never easy, and that of an albino Pekingese is no exception. Whether as a status symbol or a fetish for the exotic.

During the past seven days, in terms of national news, was more recurrent than the running over of nine people (including minors) in Havana.

The Cuban people are grateful for the lightbulb that turns on again, even if it goes out tomorrow.

Danae Vargas from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Sunflower for the Our Lady of Charity”, in Santiago de Cuba.

When you ask about your chances of collecting soon, they reply that there is a list of people waiting just like me.

Mine has to do with thinking about those who replace him at the head of the country. One would like all of them traveling at the same time.

Havana teeters between the engineering of the past and the hydric crisis of the present. Meanwhile, thirst persists among its people.

It might seem strange, given what Cuba is going through, that I titled my article with that name. Let me tell you why.

The writer describes a country where the poverty of pensioners and the opulence of the new rich coexist.