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Supply Without Demand and Vice Versa

The difference from the 1990s crisis is that there is an abundance of supply, which is incredible. Now the conflict is money.

I was conducting a survey & took a bus arriving at a place that seemed like a camping facility (a little like a hostel) I hadn’t known before

He was my coworker at the Botanical Garden. He had just graduated in Biology from the University of Oriente, in Santiago de Cuba.

Twenty years ago, when I was studying at the Matanzas Evangelical Theology Seminary, I got to know many theologians personally.

I ask if these have been my experiences merely taking photos in the street, what does that tell me about independent filmmaking in Cuba?

I limited my efforts to encouraging my friend. We can’t allow ourselves to be convinced the current circumstances are completely defeating us

While serving coffee, my aunt began to talk about a new store that had opened, where everybody working there were Jehovah’s Witnesses.

Due to this acute crisis we are going through, I hope we reach that limit where the Cuban State is forced to make substantial changes.

When you see so many families selling their houses with everything inside, which is one of the most desolate ways of burning bridges…

I don’t have a computer now, so I decided to rely on the Joven Computer Club, which are state-run computer labs available for public use.