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What’s Going to Happen with Cuba’s Foreign Exchange Market?

Once again, the lyrics seem well written, but then, as in so many other times, the music is out of tune. What a pity.

We woke this Sunday and the value of the US dollar and MLC (on magnetic cards) has risen to 140 Cuban pesos.

The remains of a sparkling, effervescent, city are fading. It’s a Havana that exists only in old photos & silhouettes of its closed hotels.

Here with Omar I’m trying to learn why Cuban celebrities & politicians are so interested in Santeria & the “state of health” of this religion

Approximately 20 children took part, accompanied by different family members every day, especially fathers, mothers and grandparents.

Yordanka Caridad from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Always the Sea”, in Havana, Cuba.

Ken Jamieson from Canadá took our photo of the day: “Beauty of Gibara”, Holguin, Cuba.

“Don’t take off your shoes!” a mother yelled to her son at Playita 16, a piece of coastline on the west side of Havana with some history.

Expect little variation in the weather. The days will be partly cloudy with a low probability of rain and an intense sensation of heat.

There is no victory in Matanzas, just a fiasco. The results speak for themselves. At least 17 people dead and over 120 people injured…