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Fito Paez, Private Businesses and the Cuban Economy

Another “friend” of the Cuban Revolution crosses the line. This time it’s Argentinian musician Fito Paez, tired of defending the indefensible

I follow the reports on all your trips to the interior of the country and I am constantly amazed by your comments in the check-up meetings…

We’re living in a digital age that needs tech just like it needs oxygen itself, and children aren’t oblivious to its influence.

Yordanka Caridad took our photo of the day: “Storm”, in Havana, Cuba.

Dawn had barely broken when we woke up to the triumph of the Revolution. From that moment on, everything was a surprise…

We feature Cuban pianist Omar Sosa, Senegalese Seckou Keita, & Venezuelan Gustavo Ovalles with a NPR Tiny Desk Concert (2023).

Out-of-control inflation feeds a cycle of interdependence with exchange rate devaluation of the peso increasing the price of imported goods.

Mayvis Rega from Cuba took our photo of the Day “Polymita” (Cuban Painted Snail), in Villa Clara, Cuba.

The Island shows slow progress in the diversification of its generation matrix, highly dependent on crude oil.

Cuban artist Luis Manuel Otero, in prison since 2021, lifted the hunger strike that began on July 6, sources close to the artist confirmed.