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Putin’s Adviser’s Advice for Cuba

Boris Titov assured that up to 70% of private businesses try to cheat the authorities due to the lack of electronic control.

The political event established a challenging face-off between the artistic/intellectual community and institutionalized power in Cuba.

The Cuban government always sees itself as a victim of harassment from the United States, and thus has not been able to develop economically.

The invitations and promotions for the two shows that she was going to offer in Havana have disappeared from her official pages.

Several activists and colleagues of the teacher were detained or harassed in Matanzas and Havana.

A few days ago Marco de Jesus’s world fell apart. With the tickets, for him and his brother, already purchased to travel to Managua.

In the coming days, the probability of rain will continue to be low, although mostly cloudy skies are expected from the end of the morning.

She’s the woman who adopted me as a son back when my life focused around Faith in Christ and I was a seminarian…

Photos of bananas being handed out as a bonus to high school teachers in Guantanamo went viral on social media this week…

Laritza Rojas from Cuba took our photo of the day: “A Museum in Havana that Few Visit Today.”