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Cuba Faces a Money Shortage at ATM’s and Unpaid Salaries

“With payroll done and everything, the bank does not accept to process the payment through the cards because they do not have money.”

May 14, will be Mother’s Day in Cuba. Matraca’s artists pay tribute to their daily struggles, their longings, and the freedom they defend.

They said nobody should worry about their savings losing value under the new economic reforms. After 2+ years, a different reality prevails

Raphael Goldberg from the United States took our photo of the day: “Speedy Old-timer”, in Matanzas, Cuba.

Today’s featured artist is Xiomara Alfaro from Cuba with the song “Brisa Tropical” from the album “Latin Nightingale” (1958).

The movie premiered in Miami in 2021, and it tells the chilling stories of political prisoners under the Cuban regime in the early 1960s.

The metal walkway leading to and from the boat is so rusty and full of holes that it is dangerous to overload it.

Meyvis Rega from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Patio of the Jose Marti Library”, in Santa Clara, Cuba.

In the coming days the probability of rain will increase, occurring mainly in the afternoon, with possible electrical storms.

Many Cubans had set off from that Balkan nation, following risky immigration routes in hopes of reaching the European Union.