Cuba’s Lights Continue to Flicker
Declines in tourism revenue, tightening US sanctions, and reduced oil shipments from Venezuela have drained foreign reserves…
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Cuba and What’s Happened in Nepal after the GenZ Uprising?
Observing this process with political maturity would be far more useful than celebrating other people’s victories as if they were our own.
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The Agro-Industrial Fairs in Havana
They’re no longer peoples’ fairs, but Agro-Industrial Fairs, and they’re not for everyone’s pocket. Prices are sky-high… (12 photos)
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Havana Weather for October 23-29
Highs will be between 29 and 31°C (84–88°F), and lows between 21 and 24°C (70–75°F). Sea surface temperature will be 30°C (82°F).
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Neither Meek nor Apolitical, Cubans of Generation Z
The clash between these young people and those in power is inevitable and is getting closer every day.
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Camagüey, Cuba, A City of History, Silence and Resistance
Camagüey, a symbol of colonial architecture with its soft light and daily resilience, remains a beautiful yet weary city. (25 photos)
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The Cuban Regime’s New Strategy to Attract Foreign Currency
The new model seeks to attract foreign currency not only through fixed rents but also by revitalizing the island’s tourism marketing…
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The Recurring Floods in Havana
Repeated disasters, yet the promises remain the same: the drains will be cleaned, the networks rehabilitated, and new machinery purchased.
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What Cuba Can Do Amid Crisis and Despite US Sanctions
Cuba is in a type of crisis from which a country cannot recover “in the framework of the existing system,” only through substantive reforms.
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The Ordeal of High-Rise Buildings Outside Havana
With 12 buildings taller than six stories, Camagüey has the most of such structures outside Havana, including a “26-story” building.
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