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Cuban Gov. Admits Problems with Rationed Bread Rolls

The crisis with the distribution of bread rolls comes at a time of scarcity and shortages of other basic products and medicines.

A breakoff from the National Folkloric Group, Obini Bata has been shining on the Cuban arts scene and abroad since 1993.

My neighborhood is calm, nothing happens around here. It’s a nice to be able to go for a swim at the beach, even if it’s full of rubble. (29 photos)

It’s characteristic of Cubans to end something & do it all over again differently, rather than be interested in slow and systematic progress.

Brewster Gisbourne from Canada took our photo of the day “Bicitaxi”, in Guantanamo, Cuba.

Cuba’s childbirth care system prioritizes infant mortality statistics but ignores quality indicators and humanized childbirth practices.

Expect hot, partly cloudy days. In the afternoons the chance of showers will increase, which will be scattered in Havana.

Cubans have never stopped voting in referendums they aren’t called to, trying to escape poverty however possible.

The energy deficit, due to the poor state of the thermoelectric plants and the lack of fuel, has plunged Cubans into darkness.

Greg Rothschild from the United States took our photo of the day: “Chased by Graffiti”, in Havana, Cuba.