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It’s Time to Support Cuba – Syringes Needed

I am calling on everyone to donate to help with the syringe shortage and Cuba’s medical efforts. Here is how you can help out…

After writing the news item on Friday: “Covid Surge in Cuba Appears Out of Control” I received a couple email messages from readers…

Several artists and journalists were detained on July 7th to prevent a protest in solidarity with jailed artist Hamlet Lavastida.

In Matanzas and Cardenas, the two main cities near the famous Varadero resort, hospitals are reportedly overflowing with sick patients.

The enormous crisis caused by the current lack of medicine in Cuba is affecting almost all our people. Essential products go totally missing.

Here is our 7-day weather forecast for the Cuban capital. Expect warm days with some isolated afternoon showers. Generally good weather.

In late June, Matanzas province saw a sharp increase in COVID-19 cases. It is now the province with the most new cases far surpassing Havana.

As Elsa began to move away from different provinces and the situation became safe, recovery efforts began, including on electricity failures.

Starting in Matanzas, the Health Ministry will consider as Covid-19 positive any patient with symptoms who tests positive in an antigen test.

The quiet residential neighborhood made up mainly of houses built in the 1950s is relatively well preserved. See the 30 photos…