Cubans Risk Their Health Buying Used Tanks for Water
Dayron vigorously scrubs the inside of the tank and an orange liquid with a strong chemical smell comes out. The risk of buying a used tank.
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In Post-Election Venezuela, Journalist Jailings at New High
Extortion schemes are part of what press watchdog groups describe as an unprecedented government crackdown on the Venezuelan media.
No Public Buses in Pinar del Rio, Cuba until Further Notice
The only vehicles providing a little service in the province are the electric tricycle fleet, which meet only a small fraction of demand.
Safety Alert for Visitors to Cuba, It Isn’t Like Before
Gangs armed with knives and pipes wait for cars, and when they slow down, they pounce on them.
Cuba’s Forced Contracting System for Farm Production
Instead of addressing the direct causes of the farm sector’s low productivity, the authorities continue to promote centralized structures.
Communist Party Leader in Villa Clara Harangues Farmers
The official did not say where they could get the inputs they need, but he did recommend that his local subordinates “demand compliance”.
Cubans Revere Patron Saint Amid Crisis & Mass Exodus
The procession, which a few years ago had a certain festive and merry touch, was this time more introverted and circumspect.
The New Bet of the Cuban Regime to Stop the Tourism Debacle
Faced with the decline in visitors from Canada and Europe, the Government tries to attract more Russians and Mexican tourists.
Cuban Repressors in the United States (Video)
In recent months, we have seen numerous reports about Cuban government officials, or their close relatives, attempting to enter the USA.
Better Water for One Rural Cuban Community
August undoubtedly brought positive change with the the entry into operation of a desalinizing plant. Construction had begun five years ago.