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The Dollarization of Cuba, a Symptom of Structural Collapse

Beyond the wordplay, the official statement confirms a policy that economists are quick to describe as a symptom of failure.

The Cohiba Hotel was one of the first in Cuba from the Spanish Melia chain, built in 1994. It stands on Paseo Avenue in Vedado (25 photos)

As “a global phenomenon with local implications, it’s essential that we better understand its impact on Latin America and the Caribbean…”

Tourism in Cuba has been experiencing a profound crisis since the COVID-19 pandemic which shows no signs of recovery.

Bahamas will establish direct contracts with the Cuban healthcare workers currently in the country, instead of via the Cuban government.

If there are people who can’t even afford bread, how can you ask them for money to fix a pump that the State should be repairing?

I’ve been going to Cuba for many years, sometimes twice a year right up until Covid, and have made many good friends.

Today, dedicating oneself to some private business activity is considered normal and even well-regarded, like starting a business in general.

My aunt tells me, laughing—though what she’s talking about is no laughing matter—that she ran into a friend and they wanted to chat.

The man finished listening to the WhatsApp voice message from his son. He massaged his temples, without smiling, without feeling joy…