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Cuban Medical Degrees Help Angolans Climb Social Ladder

By Yenisel Rodriguez Perez HAVANA TIMES – After countless meetings with Angolan students studying Medicine in my neighborhood, I have

Pinar del Rio is in the limited community transmission phase and the number of COVID-19 cases already stands at over 400 and rising daily.

I feel like, lately, I’ve only been writing about our country’s constant demise. And we’ve experienced a very violent process of destruction.

It isn’t easy to take photos in Alamar, trust me. You really have to be passionate, and emotionally ready to face the ups and downs…

I just finished watching a documentary about cave people, a couple of hours ago. Their lives revolved around food. I really identified.

I never thought that I would get scabies, but we humans still haven’t developed immunity to this disease yet.

Nature is being kind to farmers in the Mayari Valley. We have showers, at intervals, every week, giving great life to our crops.

Overcharging goods, even in state-run stores, is common practice today. Cubans accept this and pay because they have no other choice.

Most of my eldest daughter’s friends are going through one of the most important stages of their life right now, University admission exams.

Radio scriptwriters have been patiently waiting to be called back to work with the reopening. Since March they haven’t received any assistance