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Suddenly Homeless in Cuba

I don’t know whether you’ve seen the news, but a few days ago, a motorbike that was charging blew up. Suddenly 7 families were homeless.

Religiousness is usually a consolation for the soul, a spiritual refuge, an alternative to solve health, social or economic problems.

Torreon La Vigia, Holguin, Cuba. Our photo of the day was taken by Ken Jamieson (Canada) with his Canon 2600 camera.

Here’s our weather forecast for the Cuban capital from Sept. 24-30. Expect rainy days with some scattered thunderstorms until the weekend.

Hoping to secure votes in Florida, Donald Trump announced Wednesday even tighter restrictions on Cuba travel for US citizens.

TB Cocktail is a project of two young bartenders who are opting to use native flora as part of a sustainable business strategy.

The government’s strategy to dollarize part of Cuba’s retail market is another clear sign of its dependence on emigration.

Praising the successes of his socialist government, Diaz-Canel said the pandemic is having the worst effects in capitalist systems.

Before filling out a prescription, a doctor asks the patient if they have X medicine at home. Or whether they can get hold of Y medicine.

Cuba’s Dual Currency Isn’t the Only Obstacle, not by a longshot. Farm production over the last five years is enough proof.