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Alarming Condom Shortages in Cuba

In Cuba, where shortages are a constant variable, systemic shortages of condoms – as well as other contraceptive methods – is no surprise.

On Sunday morning the main Cuban government websites, Granma and Cubadebate and the local Venceremos did not mention the events of Saturday.

The greatest challenge we Cubans face is not only to overthrow the dictatorship, but to know how to build a democratic country tomorrow…

Yordanka Caridad from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Self Portrait with Goat”, in Lara, Venezuela.

Despite its well documented track record, the US does not include itself on its list of countries that sponsor terrorism.

For the visiting foreign delegations, Cuba is a theme park, a spectacle. As such, it requires a designed-to-order distorted gaze.

Return to Ithaca explores the conflicts arising when looking at the past, both for those who left and for those who decided to stay.

The authorities in Cuba have never conducted a thorough investigation into Oswaldo Paya’s death.

The donations come at a time when Cuba is producing less food and doesn’t have the money to import enough at past levels.

He bought lots of mills belonging to US owners because he felt that Cubans should be in control of the country.