Cuba’s Liquefied Gas Nightmare
The line for buying liquefied gas is just as bad as the line to buy chicken, and your turn can take days to come.
Read moreThe line for buying liquefied gas is just as bad as the line to buy chicken, and your turn can take days to come.
Read moreThe reality is that the Government’s widespread neglect is clear and it’s the Cuban people that are getting sick in the meantime.
Read moreDuring these long days of blackouts, I decided to empty the wardrobes in the house to relieve my mother’s stress a little.
Read moreThe ATM situation in the Cuban capital is unbearable. Getting out my August wages took me on a difficult pilgrimage…
Read moreThe academic year began in Cuba on Sept. 5th. What was once a reason for celebration in many households is now, unfortunately, a nightmare.
Read moreWe were invited to go in by the doorman. As always, I had to share a table with strangers. My table companions were entertaining & educational.
Read moreCubans have got used to enjoying some relaxing time as a family in front of the TV, and now their rest and enjoyment is at risk.
Read moreCoconuts haven’t been in regular supply at markets for a long time. The few that are sold are by self-employed sellers, at least in Havana.
Read moreThe fear of being exposed to others is one of the new conflicts that wear on interpersonal relationships in Cuba.
Read moreYou can find a bra at any market in any other country in the world. Yet this necessary women’s garment is out of many Cubans’ reach…
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