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Hurricane Rafael Prepares to Enter Western Cuba

Cubans lament that the lack of electricity and water has hindered their preparations for the hurricane at a crucial moment.

Cuba as a whole, and especially Havana, suffer from severely deteriorated infrastructure after decades of little maintenance.

During the nationwide blackout, the regime supplied the hotels with water for their tanks and fuel for their generators.

A Hurricane watch is already in effect for the Cuban provinces of Pinar del Rio, Artemisa, Havana, Mayabeque, Matanzas, and the Isle of Youth.

As has been customary for decades, the vast majority of United Nations member countries condemned the US embargo on Cuba.

The majority of the Cuban-American voting community does not follow the typical voting patterns of the Latino electorate in the United States.

In the face of the Cuban gov4ernment’s inaction, the notion that “the people save the people” is more relevant than ever.

Everything was closed: schools, banks, businesses, except for hospitals and a few select food preparation centers.

This past summer both Trump and Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro stated that if they lose their respective elections there would be a bloodbath.

At least 1,615 Cuban ranchers have been tried for illegal cattle slaughter and selling meat, most of them with prison sentences.