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Newsstands in Cuba No Longer Sell Newspapers

“I used to buy the newspaper to use it as toilet paper, but a few days ago I came and found that they don’t sell newspapers here anymore”

After Hurricane Ian swept through the western part of the archipelago, the already existing crisis in this region has become more severe.

The Communist Party official said: “We will eat what we ourselves are able to grow, with a commitment to plant food crops.”

It didn’t matter that they had a license to sell their snow cones, the police said pushcart operators are required to keep moving…

Today’s featured artist is Cuban percussionist Francisco Aguabella with the song “Asi Son Bonco” from the album “Agua de Cuba” (1999).

October 1, 2022 will be remembered in our Havana neighborhood of Nuevo Vedado as the moment we came to think of ourselves as protestors.

The tropical wave moving in the Caribbean is not expected to pose a danger to Cuba since it will head west towards Central America.

Abstention began growing in Cuba over the last few public elections, but it never before reached the current level.

Hurricane Ian has been a “demolishing blow” for Cuba’s most select tobacco cultivation, the official press reported.

When developed countries create machines to substitute people in different job roles, old professions are rescued in Cuba to survive.