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Less Chicken from the US Would Benefit Cuban Pork Production

In 2021, Cuba spent US $280 million on buying chicken from the USA, when Cuban farmers could produce the same amount of pork with that money.

Angel Pacheco Soublet, 83, was fined 4,000 pesos in Las Tunas while working to support his sick wife by selling fruits and vegetables.

The use of masks will no longer be mandatory in Cuba as of Tuesday May 31st, announced the Public Health Ministry on Monday.

Irina Pino from Cuba took our photo of the day: “In the Cuban Art Factory”, in Havana.

Cuba, with great farm potential, is far from being a leader in this field & needs to import 70% of the food we consume or should be consuming…

Their real crime is defending freedom of expression and creation, something that the Cuban regime fears to the limits.

Margareta Turos from Hungary captured our photo of the day: “Woman on a Havana Street.”

The time will come within the next two years, when Diaz-Canel will have to indicate his intended choice for appointment as his successor.

This week we have drawn on the relaxation measures announced by the Biden Administration and their impact on our country. (Cartoon feature)

In stores that take payment in pesos, purchases will continue to be written down in the ration book and limitations will be applied…