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The Cuban Government’s Endless Chase after US Dollars

The Cuban Government’s problem is that the national currency has been devalued and their currency unification policy has partially failed…

Rarely can an exile choose the city in which his days will end. Fortune intervenes, rolls the dice, and the cards are shuffled.

Once again the issue became the center of debate on social networks, after the explosion at the Matanzas Supertanker Base.

The regime’s lack of transparency is matched only by its ineptitude. The secrecy & inefficiency in this system is proving deadly for Cubans.

The Gibara, Cuba International Film Festival closed its 2022 edition on August 6th with a simple awards ceremony to announce the winners.

On Friday morning, the Cuban government declared the massive fire that completely destroyed four huge oil storage tanks was finally put out.

Ed Wrobel from Canada took our photo of the day: “Tobacco Grower”, in Pinar del Rio, Cuba.

In the midst of an almost absolute blackout in Havana’s Vedado, the Grand Aston Hotel Havana seemed to have fallen from another world.

It was time to migrate to a new service so you can continue to keep up on our new posts and events in Cuba, Nicaragua, Chile and beyond.

Even the state-run newspaper Granma asks why Cuban farm products are not being sold in the establishments selling with USD prices.