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Omar Sosa, Seckou Keita & Gustavo Ovalles – Song of the Day

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.

On July 25, two unidentified men with Cuban accents threatened Jiménez as he was walking home with his two-year-old son in Barcelona.

The high temperatures will be 32 / 33ºC (90 and 91 F) and the lows 24 / 25ºC (75 and 77 F). The sea surface temperature will be 30ºC (86 F).

The box office hit “Sound of Freedom”, has sparked controversy in the public sphere and media and not only because of the issue it addresses.

People wait in long lines at the few working ATMs and express concern about productivity at a time of extreme shortages.

It’s all a bunch of talk. There is no legal action, no lawsuits being filed to take back Guantanamo. So there can’t be much real interest.