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Vietnamese Abandon Their Successful Rice Project in Cuba

The area of La Sierpe, in Sancti Spíritus, was the leading project of the collaboration between Vietnam and Cuba.

French journalist Francis Mateo talks about his book “Cuba… Homeland and Life”, a review of the protests of recent years on the island.

Meyvis Rega from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Vidal Park”, in Villa Clara, Cuba.

It goes without saying that TV reports are pointing the finger at peoples’ illegal activities, and not at the State.

The downpours mainly hit the capital, where they left flooded streets and a partial building collapse in Old Havana without personal injury.

Many Cubans thought they had exceeded the time when camels were the only option to get to their work center or move around the city.

Five officers entered the aircraft at the Holguin, Cuba airport. One shouted, “Everyone can get off the plane except Glenda Corella Cespedes!”

The news rang alarm bells once again for most Cubans, who are always on edge and waiting for a new crisis.

Last week, I told you that I was getting paid to stand watch over people’s places in line at the gas station in their cars.

The Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of the US Treasury Department granted a license to the Miami company Apacargo Express