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Cuba Hurts

As Cuba becomes more dysfunctional, the deterioration of human behavior increases, as does the suffering of those of us who live there.

She worked 27 years at the University of Tampa and fears being sent to a third country because her Cuban passport is expired.

There’s an exact moment in the day when you feel like going out. The rituals that tie you down have run their course—at least for today…

We all know crabs don’t walk forward, however, we’re not talking about crustaceans here—we’re talking about another kind with only two legs.

Prime Minister Manuel Marrero called, for “translating the people’s efforts into tangible results,” without specifying how,

In 2024, foreign currency sales for honey were estimated at 45 million US dollars for over 8,000 tons.

This didn’t happen in a movie, but at the Federal Detention Center in Miami, where several immigrants have denounced humiliating treatment.

The recent resignation of Cuba’s Minister of Labor and Social Security has brought the issue of social classes in Cuba to the forefront.

For a long, I’ve wanted to see a town in Holguin Province that’s called Cueto. A friend spoke very highly of a woman poet who lives there.

The largest and oldest market in Havana, Cuba is closed and will no longer sell in the magnetic MLC currency.