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To Vote or Abstain? For Once Cubans Are on the Same Page

Those who do go to the polls in Cuba on March 26th will do so for three different motives: conviction, inertia or fear.

I haven’t written for a weeks now about the adventures of being Cuban in Cuba. I want to apologize to the people who follow my diary entries…

Decades have passed since that awful event, which some academics believed to be a completely closed chapter in public debate.

There are aspects that I do not want to fail to mention, one of them is the way in which the number of femicides has grown lately in Cuba.

Now with inspiration and without pressure they are capable of anything. Witchcraft seems to work, so nothing would surprise me.

You need to be obedient and go unnoticed to make the most of the few opportunities the system gives you, in the state-led or private sector.

Jorge Calle from Cuba took our photo of the day: “What’s left”, in Havana, Cuba.

Heat begins to make the inhabitants of the Island sweat, and the demand for energy grows faster than the recover of generation capacity.

After two years without, Diaz-Canel & the Communist Party were able to celebrate the profitable Habano Festival, from Feb. 27 to March 3rd

If we take the last 15 years into account, everything indicates that when prices increase, the Government’s key measure is applying controls.