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Coffee Is All I Want

Have you ever asked yourself what life would be like without coffee? Well, I haven’t, I haven’t imagined life without it, nor do I want to.

Now, people are talking about the “new normal”, and while fines are still imposed, restrictions are being gradually lifted.

Cuba has a long history of blackouts. When I was a little girl, blackouts were so common that nobody used to question them.

here’s my analysis of the new economic measures announced by Economy minister Alejandro Gil on October 12th.

I have been trying to find a word to describe the US governments’ attitude towards Cuba for a long time now, and I can’t put my finger on it.

Irina Pino writes about the things she likes and loathes about Facebook, the most used social network in Cuba.

Wearing masks and mounted on horses (almost always stolen from farmers in the area), they would come in the night…

It will take us some time to get back to this normal. It will be hard for some to leave their homes: facing the new reality frightens them.

I toyed with the idea of what Cuba would be like if it ended up empty all the young people, children, pregnant and fertile women left?

My USD Experience in Cuba: Part 2. Rage didn’t allow me to focus on my main mission during that first trip not long ago.