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Women and Covid in Cuba: Building Resilience

While COVID-19 has hit the population particularly hard, its tracks continue to be deeper on women. Read why…

“When someone wishes to criticize Cuba, they don’t have to exaggerate, just tell the truth,” believes Cuban author Leonardo Padura.

Cuba managed to keep Covid-19 contained for much of 2020. Now it has the highest number of infections per capita of the entire continent.

With the recent arrival of the Papaloapan ship from Mexico, Cuba continues to receive donations of food, supplies, and medical equipment.

W. Wilson from the United States took our photo of the day: “The Havana Grand Theater” in Cuba, using a Google Pixel cellphone camera.

Imports from the private sector should be allowed even if they have commercial objectives, since they will offer people more goods & services.

On July 11th, a dozen residents of Isla de la Juventud, Cuba were arrested when they began a demonstration in the main park of Nueva Gerona.

I am 19 and studying nursing. Infected with Covid-19, I write this in desperation because no medical personnel are following up with my family

Margareta Turos from Hungary took our photo of the day: “Freedom Inside-Outside” in Havana, Cuba. She used a Canon 6D camera.

Mexico, Russia, Bolivia and Nicaragua have sent shipments of food and medical supplies to Cuba over the past week.