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Electricity Crisis in Cuba: The Economy Takes a Beating

Cuba needs to increase industrial and farm production to reduce imports, but to do this, it needs a steady and cheap supply of electricity.

Tamara Rodriguez from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Nieves Sleeps”, in Havana, Cuba.

The night time cultural center refuses to accept the restrictions, which in practice would mean its closure.

The arrival of flights from Haiti began on Friday and continued on Saturday, October 21, an unprecedented and highly unusual occurrence.

Doug Runyon from the United States took our photo of the day: “Mural in Ybor City, Florida, USA”.

It is perhaps one of those that best reflects the indifference and abandonment to which many buildings in the city are subjected. (26 photos)

Despite the obvious, the Diaz-Canel government continues to deny poverty is a social problem in today’s Cuban society.

“Don’t come back” my actual and virtual friends, my acquaintances, told me daily, aware of my most recent moods, my nostalgias and outrages.

“The main streets of Havana appear empty of vehicles, and lines for buses are multiplying.”

He tried to minimize the impact inflation and the migratory exodus, & gave few clues as to how he intends to solve the Cuban crisis.