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Crisis, Criticism & Doubts a Year into Cuba’s Reforms

The Cuban Gov. has admitted to “design problems” with the Reforms Process and “problems” implementing it, have led to “unwanted results”.

After landing, he said this inauguration “is a victory that also demonstrates the anti-imperialist conviction of the Nicaraguan people.”

My phone rings & when I pick it up, I have my little girl’s voice on the other end asking: “Papa, what did the Three Kings bring me?”

William Chiu from Canada took our picture of the day: “Playa Bella Costa Hotel” in Varadero, Cuba.

It seems that banishment is the final purpose of the Cuban government for a group of young opponents including journalists & artists.

For small private businesses, MSMEs are the chance to enter the national economy as a recognized and legitimate player. Some are wary…

“Small and medium-sized companies effectively aren’t a magic fix. They won’t be the answer to important problems in the Cuban economy.”

Batista was gone and Fidel hadn’t arrived. We were happy directing traffic at one of the most important intersections in the Havana.

The January 6, 2021, assault on the US Capitol, continued be an unresolved issue and little progress was made in denouncing the real culprits.

Line Vigeant from Canada took our photo of the day: “A Different View of Havana, Cuba”.