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Private Cafeterias Are Near the Brink in Cienfuegos, Cuba

Some entrepreneurs are experiencing “the most difficult times since they’ve been in business”.

And how the lack of government transparency gives us the right to speculate on what really happened with the top official.

It is a reflection of the intentional neglect of a part of Cuba’s history that does not fit into the official narrative. (20 photos)

The big question is whether this financial blockade will accelerate real change in Cuba or if the regime will, once again, adapt and survive.

Light is the raw material of photography. One can create images that contrast highly illuminated areas with completely dark ones. (16 photos)

“There’ll be consequences for countries who don’t accept the deportees,” warns Mauricio Claver-Carone, US Special Envoy to Latin America.

Instead of coins, customers who pay with cash must accept their change in the form of candy or “other products at the cash registers”.

Today’s featured artists are from a 1993 encounter of percussionists Zakir Hussain (India), playing tablas, and Tata Guines (Cuba), on congas

The tax exemption for imported medicines, hygiene supplies, and food items is a palliative to alleviate the scarcity of essential products.

“At some point along the way… you lost your way,” said Judge Sidney Stein when announcing Bob Menendez’ sentence.