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Protests in Cuba: Food Shortages Will Persist

Food scarcity is not a new phenomenon in Cuba, but the intensity and frequency of shortages have reached a critical point in recent months.

“As if it weren’t enough, the bugs have arrived,” I warn Carlitos, “I have one perched on my neck, right in the middle of a scar.”

Matanzas television praises the work of the private SuperVision, despite the high prices that only a minority of the population can afford.

It’s another example that Cuba is not an exception on this planet, and when people unite, governments tremble, even a dictatorship.

Why does Pope Francis, like Putin, only demand the surrender of the Ukrainians and not the withdrawal of the Russians?

The apparent change in communicative approach should not be read as a change in the general strategy for dealing with protests.

The central topics of the new program was the energy situation in the country and the protests of March 17.

Corina Yoris will replace the presidential pre-candidate Maria Corina Machado, who was unfairly disqualified by the Venezuelan regime.

Mark Wilman from the UK took our photo of the day: “Snow Cone Vendor”, in Havana, Cuba.

The illness that ended his life was diagnosed just ten days ago, so no one could imagine it would act so swiftly.