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Apartheid in Cuba Induced by Dollarization…

The government’s strategy to dollarize part of Cuba’s retail market is another clear sign of its dependence on emigration.

My Awareness of the Two Cubas: It’s as if I have just woken up from a long dream right now, and saw a Cuba with options, solutions.

Ben Anson moved from the Caribbean coast of Honduras to the mountainous highlands of Copan. He explains why, and tells his initial insights.

Cubans Stuck between Adversity and Hope. Many are on the brink of falling into poverty but they don’t complain.

In this post, My Struggles Continue, Rosa Martinez talks about her life in the Guantanamo, Cuba and the difficulties that 2020 has brought.

The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury (1920-2012) is an enlightening read. Irina Pino writes about the work of the author on his centennial.

Your House, My House, Our House. The dream of many Cuban young people is to have a space of their own to raise a family.

By Esther HAVANA TIMES – September is a month of evocations and tributes in Alamar: a “model” city, city of

Rumors going viral on social media are taken as true by many Cubans. The saying goes “there’s no smoke without fire.”

The leaders in Cuba win the prize for hairbrained schemes. Like the general suggesting breeding ostriches and crocodiles as meat substitues.