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Cuban Gov. Admits Solar Parks Will Not Solve Energy Crisis

Domestic heavy crude oil production fell to 40,000 barrels per day in 2024 and only covers a third of the national needs.

David Julian from the United States took our photo of the day: “Blue Hour Bicyclist,” in Camagüey, Cuba.

The contradictory interpretations sparked by the 64,000 declassified files on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

This Havana native said her daughter and grandson left in search of a better future, but their journey has turned into a nightmare.

I watched a very funny YouTuber video about what to do during blackouts in Cuba. And of course, I also want to contribute my own take…

For a Cuban immigrant like me, strawberries are often an unfulfilled desire, because in Cuba, they’re practically nonexistent.

Going to Boca de Canasí isn’t like entering the dark and dangerous mouth of the wolf. Life is peaceful in that fishing community. (11 photos)

In its eagerness to extract more dollars from foreigners, the government forces them to pay with plastic and prohibits them from using cash.

The sudden shutdown of Radio and TV Martí broadcasts came as a surprise, a move that was widely celebrated by the Cuban government.

If you’re walking through the oldest part of the city, don’t miss a stop at La Casa del Perfume, located on Mercaderes Street. (16 photos)