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Digital Payments and the Odyssey to Withdraw Cash in Cuba

It was my day to go line up at the bank to cash in my mother’s pension. I used to do this at a nearby ATM on 42nd and 29th Streets.

The Prosecutor’s office requests four years of forced labor with internment for Leandro Pupo, in a case he considers purely “political”.

The highs will be 32 and 33ºC (90 and 91 F) and the lows 24 and 25ºC (75 and 77 F). The sea surface temperature will be 31ºC (88 F).

There was one consolation. The report did not mention the embargo or blockade as the cause for the food shortage. We are making progress.

Cuba is moving towards a digital payment system it was announced last week, and it has been the talk of the town ever since, read why.

My TV is resting way too much. I don’t usually watch anything but a film here and there or a show, but now that’s not even possible.

Ken Jamieson from Canada took our photo of the day:: “Children’s Art Display”, in Granma, Cuba.

Cuban economist Pavel Vidal analyzed the causes of the problems that are hitting Cuban pockets hard. He also offered some possible solutions.

I have stories that would make you cry, but I won’t tell you those today. Today, I’ll tell you three stories that I hold dear.

The dreams of millions on this Island now have a rectangular shape, a metallic surface, and they weigh, they weigh a lot.