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Blessed is the Rain Because…

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

Osniel is an admirable man. The kind of good Cuban who you can’t help but feel happy and inspired by when you see them. Read about him here…

Have you ever thought about where people’s lack of empathy, respect and so many other values come from, today?

The Cold War ended in most of the world after the fall of the Berlin Wall. However Cuba has remained in a time warp.

Elio Delgado Legon comments on the lies of the Trump administration on both foreign policy like on Cuba and its allies and internal matters.

Pinar is in flames, as they say. Just two weeks after the “new normal” was announced, the province has reported hundreds of new cases.

Cuba’s scriptwriters have been totally forgotten in this time of the pandemic. It seems really unfair since supposedly “Nobody is abandoned”.