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Would You Call It Resignation?

Every afternoon, kids from who knows how many places known and unknown congregate to play soccer on the dirt street in front of my house.

The work of a sound engineer, apparently far from all official propaganda, also came requests not to give certain “controversial opinions.”

In the heart of Miami’s Little Havana, the echoes of a painful past still shape the political beliefs of a fanatically loyal voting bloc.

The brand-new Torre K-23 hotel was fully illuminated, a glaring reminder of the gap between the Cuban people and the government’s priorities.

Jose Reyes is not the only retiree who explained his frustration about not being able to receive the money sent by his relatives.

On social media, citizens have reported the impact of the power outage on several hospitals across the country.

Without offering solutions to this situation, Prime Minister Manuel Marrero calls on the agricultural sector to produce more.

The island is in darkness again. This is the fourth time in five months that the island has been left in total darkness.

Official figures show annual domestic consumption is around 700,000 tons, the 2024 harvest barely reached 80,000 tons, covering only 11%.

We interview Cuban comedian Alian Aramis after leaving the island due to pressure and censorship. He is now in Guyana.