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Latin America Needs Inclusive Economies for post-Covid

The COVID-19 pandemic has made economic, gender and racial inequality starker in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Today’s featured artist is Cuban trumpeter Alfredo “Chocolate” Armenteros with the song “Trompeta En Montuno” (1970s).

This past week the members of Xel2 followed the events that occurred on January 27 in front of the Ministry of Culture in Havana.

Our reader Emilia Barna from Hungary took the photo of the day: “Noon in Santa Clara, Cuba”; using her Nikon D3100 camera.

Joe Biden in the presidency opens up a new landscape for US-Cuba relations. The question is whether it will return to pre-Trump status.

You learn to hate with discipline and practice. You don’t hate spontaneously, it’s a matter of severity and cold bloodedness.

I recently asked a well-known doctor if people with high levels of responsibility in the country were able to get a good night’s sleep,

Starting today, Canada closes travel to Cuba until at least May. The island’s largest tourist market takes stiff action to prevent Covid-19.

Our photo of the day “Portrait, in Havana, Cuba” was taken Lori Mat Ash with an iPhone 6S camera. Send us your pictures to post!

Cuba’s high tourist season has taken a new hit with a sharp uptick of Covid-19 cases and the government’s cancelling of more flights.