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The Banao Wildlife Reserve in Sancti Spiritus, Cuba

Walking through the forest is looking for which stone you step on, which dry branch you avoid, and the best place to cross a stream.

The London Trial’s Verdict on Cuba’s Debt, First Effects

Rivers of ink have led to this conclusion of the trial, expected to become a precedent, and which is interpreted as a win by both parties.

The True, the False & the Right Questions on Cuba’s Economy

Of course we have to produce more! But the correct question for an economist and for the economy would be: How do we produce more?

Cuba Held “Elections” but Without Choices

A vote did take place that day – people went to the polls and put a ballot in a box. But was this really an election?

Snout, Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Mario Lovera from the United States took our photo of the day: “Snout”, in Havana, Cuba.

Electricity and Gas Meters in Havana

Electricity meters are often violated by customers to not pay part of the consumption, the price which has gradually increased in recent years (19 photos)

Cuban Capital Experiments with Electric Mobility

A total of 106 electric three-wheel taxis active in Havana seek to mitigate urban transport problems from fuel shortages.

“The US Border Isn’t Open”

The person wishing to immigrate may enter through the humanitarian parole program or with a legal appointment scheduled on the CBP One app.

Havana Weather for April 6-12

The High temperatures will be between 27 and 31ºC (81 and 88 F) and the Lows between 19 and 21ºC (66 and 70 F).

Cuba’s Official Press Begins to Question Tourism Management

The publication regrets that the government insists on building more hotels when most of the income is obtained from fine dining.