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Resurrecting Microbrigades to Solve Cuba’s Housing Problem?

“I can’t be everywhere,” complained Valdes. He called on inspectors and managers to carry out greater vigilance of the situation.

“The thieves are walking free, we know who they are, but the Police says they have to catch them slaughtering the stolen animals”

The dictatorship’s forces killed her son on Mother’s Day. “I carry him in my heart, we won’t be at peace until there’s justice.”

Nicaraguan journalist Argentina Olivas went into exile after being threatened for her work with the women-oriented radio station “Radio Vos.”

With so many obstacles and in the face of a migratory exodus that has not ceased for months, the discomfort is growing.

She fled Nicaragua to Costa Rica and then embarked on the journey to the US, where she is trying to rebuild her life.

The uprising of April 2018 remains tattooed on the collective memory of all Nicaraguans, especially those who long for a change of government

“We slept in the street, cold and hungry. We were marooned in Mexico when the US abruptly changed their immigration policies last January.”

In the state companies of Sancti Spíritus, “zero consumption” was imposed between 11 in the morning and one in the afternoon

Diaz Canel sought the cause of the crisis in the “non-compliance” of the countries that have signed energy agreements with Cuba.