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Water Leaks in Cuba, Shortage in Homes

Authorities acknowledge that in Havana between 40% and 50% of the pumped water is lost—a figure that at times reaches 70%.

They are doing this with the goal of eliminating the ever-increasing power outages that the country has been experiencing since 2019.

The experience of Manuel encapsulates the Cuban paradox: highly trained professionals forced to live in the shadows.

Until When? is a question that has echoed among Cubans for decades, born of the urgent longing for improvement in their critical situation.

The structural vulnerability has turned citizens into hostages of the state and permanent victims of systematic human rights violations.

His name is Ansei, which in Japanese means “serene.” At first he was a nameless puppy, the last of the litter left without adoption. (11 photos)

Cuba remains a country of talented musicians, but the current soundscape feels more like a caricature than a heritage.

We remain mere props in this comedy of errors, aboard a ship without a course, trying to find the path toward the light.

There was a brief period when the network worked. The ATMs, located in central areas, were regularly stocked by armored vehicles.

Laura Taylor de Canada tomó nuestra foto del día: “A Peaceful Night”, en Cayo Coco, Cuba..