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Medicine Shortages, a Challenge to Public Health in Cuba

The persistent crisis that has already lasted three decades has damaged the infrastructure and quality of services at hospitals and clinics.

I am the result of all the mothers Fate has put in my path. I am all of these women who have marked each of my years on this Earth.

In this crisis we are experiencing, the power cuts have returned, as have the long lines to buy food & it couldn’t fail, the increased theft.

Milene Cordero arrived in the US in 2005 when she was 27. Like every new beginning, she had to face all the challenges immigrants run into.

The regime acts with the same psychopathy as the character of Chigurh, played by Javier Bardem in the movie ‘No Country for Old Men’

Partly cloudy skies are observed over Havana, with isolated showers in the afternoon due to the daytime warming and local conditions.

The extension of its validity to ten years, while many Cubans are prohibited from entering or leaving the country, is not an improvement.

My friend’s story is similar to that of so many mothers, couples, grandmothers and fathers who have been separated from their children.

In addition to extending the validity of passports, the regime decided to eliminate the requirement to pay for an extension every two years.

If food is a priority and the main problem is price inflation, what are they waiting for to take action? People are starting to get fed up…