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Anti-inflationary Policies in Cuba and Inequality

“The wild spike in prices led to distortions and dissatisfaction, especially among those who saw their purchasing power drop.”

Few products, windows almost empty and a discouraged clientele who believed the state business was going to last a little longer…

Yordanka Caridad from Cuba took our photo of the day: Farmer in Havana, Cuba. She used a Nikon D80 camera. Send us your favorites!

High temperatures will drop this week starting Saturday, to between 26 & 30° C (79 & 86 F), and the lows between 20 and 22° C (68 and 72 F).

In Central Havana the garbage cans have overflowed again. On the corner of Hospital St., residents complain about the mountain of waste.

We are motivated by being a space that generates this kind of initiatives that ultimately promote the graphics of young Cubans.

What we’re seeing in Cuba today is the inability to carry on governing a population that no longer legitimizes those in power.

According to the Royal Spanish Academy, the word “sabotage” means: the ill-intentioned obstruction of an activity, idea, project, etc.

Carlyle MacDuff from Scotland took our photo of the day: “Any spare parts” in Artemisa, Cuba.

In practice, what’s been happening, for a variety of reasons, is that farmers have to wait a month or more to get paid, the report states.