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Where’s the Medicine in Cuba?

Medicine is one thing that can’t be found anywhere, for a while now. Going to a drugstore and getting medicine is a titanic task.

How to explain that the minimum wage in a country is one dollar a month and that it’s been like this for several years? How do people get by?

Sometimes, I forget the everyday displeasure of waiting in line, because luckily, I have a neighbor who does me the favor of avoiding them.

I owe the almost sensual pleasure I have for butterflies to my childhood stamp-collecting hobby. Back then…

When I go outside every morning, I run into lots of people I know, all of them hiding behind their masks. We compliment the masks we wear.

I discovered that many of my chronicles or opinions can be often interpreted as me trying to always paint a negative picture of Cuba.

There’s been a new accident here in Mayari involving public transport in recent days: a horse-drawn wagon. Such have become common.

It’s not news that the Cuba is aging. People are becoming more convinced that bringing a child into this world isn’t what it once was.

The year has kicked off with authoritarian Latin American governments attacking their civil society, throughout the region.

I have never got on with pseudo-union members because their hypocrisy mixed with arrogance really ticks me off. Read why…