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We Are Gradually Losing Ourselves

We are growing apart, and saying goodbye is painful. Some of our friends have left, and our family members are scattered across the globe.

This highlights the seriousness of the energy situation that no longer needs to wait for hellish heat to have 12-14 hours of blackouts.

Hugo Puig’s goals aren’t limited to his financial returns. He wants to rise above, leave a trace of love in the world.

Controversy surrounding the Cuban Professional Baseball Federation (Fepcube) team based in Miami has increased instead of decreasing.

They are striving to carve out a space in the complex landscape of Cuban rock, with their versatility, stage presence, and their passion…

The cases of Nicaragua, Cuba and Venezuela are excellent examples of how dictatorships attempt to justify their never-ending rule.

“You have to be clueless to raid that store that is more empty than the freezer in my refrigerator at home,” says one resident.

Every day here in Havana, and I suppose throughout Cuba as well, we spend our time passing judgments and delivering sentences.

The deficit in electricity is more than double that of the previous day, when some provinces reported power outages & internet failures.

The extensive program of concerts and presentations is taking place in Havana and Santiago de Cuba from January 21 to 28. (25 photos)