Blackouts in Cuba: A Menace to the Private Sector
For businesses that depend on electricity and the Internet, this new season of blackouts has been stifling in more than one sense.
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Cuban journalist faces 6-years for ‘sharing enemy propaganda’
“After more than a year in pretrial detention, Cuban journalist Lázaro Yuri Valle Roca is being forced through a sham trial.”
A Cuban Family Portrait
It’s cold on the bus, & there’s a devilish show on full max, a Dominican soap opera. The man sitting next to me, on the aisle, is a foreigner.
Dictatorships Fear Those Who Think Differently
Luis Alberto Mariño and Gisella Morfi analyze the recent convictions of artists in Cuba, Daniel Ortega’s political ally
Christ of Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day
Jodi Newell from the United States took our photo of the day: “Christ of Havana”, Cuba.
Should Mailen Diaz be an Eternal Slave to Gratitude?
Mailen Diaz Almaguer is a survivor; the only survivor of a plane crash with 112 fatalities in May 2018, in Havana.
Heaps of Garbage
Dariel left his home that day. Those four walls suffocated him & the rain that had been falling for days had begun to filter through the walls…
Cuba Needs a Freedom of Information Act
Many countries within the region have public policies that regulate and facilitate this right, but Cuba isn’t one of them.
Is Cuba at a Dead End?
His death is complex to approach from our art, but it has been, without a doubt, the most significant Cuban news item in the last week.
The Consequences for Cuba of the Death of Lopez-Calleja
There is no doubt that Lopez-Calleja was efficient in managing the Castro family’s wealth and income, moving huge amounts from year to year…