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Cubans Revere Patron Saint Amid Crisis & Mass Exodus

The procession, which a few years ago had a certain festive and merry touch, was this time more introverted and circumspect.

Faced with the decline in visitors from Canada and Europe, the Government tries to attract more Russians and Mexican tourists.

In recent months, we have seen numerous reports about Cuban government officials, or their close relatives, attempting to enter the USA.

They are not driven by the desire for economic improvement, because they have lived for years in the bubble of receiving remittances.

The first conclusions came out about the sudden closure of the Chinese store that sold wholesale in Havana & they confirm my worst suspicions.

By Rafiki HAVANA TIMES – Today’s featured artist is US jazz pianist Martin Bejerano of Afro-Cuban heritage with the song

I belong to a project in Holguin which was created by a group of young people dedicated to charitable work. Here I’ll share a little about it.

August undoubtedly brought positive change with the the entry into operation of a desalinizing plant. Construction had begun five years ago.

“The ‘chemical’ is cheaper than a soft drink,” says an outraged Alberto Turis Betancourt.

Brazil continues to be a country whose land borders remain open, especially those with Venezuela, Peru, and Bolivia.