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Hurricane Elsa Update, Cubans Start Getting Ready

Knowing the damage that hurricanes can wreak, many Cubans are getting prepared however they can for the possible arrival of Elsa on Sunday.

Nayare Menoyo (Baracoa, 1995) created “Leonardo Padura, A Squalid and Moving Story” as a graduation project from the University of Havana…

Hurricane Elsa is packing 75 mph maximum sustained winds. The current projection cones see it crossing Cuba starting sometime on Sunday.

Brid Leahy from Ireland took our photo of the day: “Street in Havana, Cuba” using his Samsung Galaxy S10+ camera.

Four recent robberies of cooking oil intended for delivery to Sancti Spiritus & Villa Clara has set off alarm bells in government offices.

Tropical storm Elsa has formed. It is expected to continue moving west-northwest over the Caribbean. Western Cuba lies in its potential path.

Todd Bennett of Canada took the photo of the day: “Amor” in Havana, Cuba, using his Nikon D200 camera. Send us your pictures to share.

“Cubans will depend on receiving other currencies now, like euros or Swiss francs, instead of USD, making these other currencies stronger,”

Cuba’s leading resource is its human potential. Why hasn’t the energy put into vaccines been invested in launching the national economy?

Many of our readers ask us where we obtain the data to write about the exchange rate for foreign currency on the informal market in Cuba.