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Dirty or Broken, Public Pay Phones Survive in Cuba

“Is Cuba ready to abandon public phones?” 14ymedio took a tour of Havana in search of these beloved technological dinosaurs.

In 2010, the Havana Historian’s Office mobilized a team of architects, joiners, blacksmiths & artists to remodel the old print shop.

The Government blamed the situation on “financial restrictions mainly due to the intensified US embargo, [which they call a blockade]”

Officials argue that the problem isn’t failures and breakdowns in the thermoelectric plants, but rather the lack of fuel to operate them.

They were located in a known dangerous area and may have died as a result of a drone attack by the US Africa Command on February 15th.

Cuba, in its purported construction of socialism as an ideal society, thought, as Marxism asserts, that culture would replace religiosity.

Las Tunas hospitals have also begun to order homemade hospital bracelets from Arturo Batista.

In memory of Mario Chanes de Armas, the longest-held Cuban political prisoner in contemporary history.

Someone I love says that Donald Trump is the hungriest person in the Universe. Hunger is not only a physical issue derived from lack of food.

During the next few days, stable conditions will continue, with a very low probability of rain in Havana except on Saturday.