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Long lines and Unleashing Cuba’s Productive Forces

Since 2008, the call to unlock the productive forces has been repeated countless times by the country’s leaders; so why hasn’t it happened?

Today’s featured band is Silvestre Mendez y su Tribu Afrocubana from Cuba with the song “Bembe Yiniguao” (1950s).

Anonymous Cuba began the year by attacking the security of a number of Havana University faculties’ webpages…

The Biden administration announced the closure of overland entry and the opening of a parallel program of temporary parole…

Jasmin Reyes from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Wild”, in Matanzas, Cuba.

A weather change is expected Friday in western Cuba, with showers & occasional storms, + a drop in temperatures of at least 3 degrees Celsius.

It owes its name to the Major General of the independence wars, Antonio Maceo, to whom homage is paid through a majestic monument…

Cuba used to be a country that received migrants from several countries, today it is a source of mass emigration.

Prophesies include natural disasters by hurricanes, sea surges and river floods that will result in economic and human losses.

Stephen Catchpole from Canada took our photo of the day: “A Natural Window”, in Varadero, Cuba.