Irina Pino’s Diary

I watched a very funny YouTuber video about what to do during blackouts in Cuba. And of course, I also want to contribute my own take…

The first time I spoke with him I was working as assistant director of a TV program and our team went to his apartment to interview him.

The truth is that decay increases by the day. The urgent solution is to lock oneself in and create a micro-world to survive this disaster.

The beginning of 2025 hasn’t brought anything good; problems are starting to unravel that are beyond our control to resolve.

When we leave another year behind, it causes us to reflect, summarize in our minds the positive and negative events we experienced.

Despite the poor condition of the abandoned complex, some new neighbors have appeared in one of the first-floor apartments.

We are in limbo, in a country where uncertainty reigns, and we do not know what tomorrow will bring. But why think about it?

When I woke up Thursday, I saw that the sea waters had overed the sidewalks, and trash bins were completely overturned, floating. (13 photos)

The first Cuban nuclear power plant was a project coordinated with the former USSR. It began taking shape in the 1980s.