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Rice & Sardine Donations to the Rescue in Santiago de Cuba

The donations come at a time when Cuba is producing less food and doesn’t have the money to import enough at past levels.

The area of La Sierpe, in Sancti Spíritus, was the leading project of the collaboration between Vietnam and Cuba.

The evolution of Chino Enoc’s loyalties is a process that must be repeated in many other cases, in order to dissolve the regime’s remaining support.

Many reject the authorities’ hollow discourse. Arturo McFields: “Silent departures increase” and “the mistreatment has worsened.”

The downpours mainly hit the capital, where they left flooded streets and a partial building collapse in Old Havana without personal injury.

Many Cubans thought they had exceeded the time when camels were the only option to get to their work center or move around the city.

After his arrest, they created a false profile on social networks to fabricate “evidence” in a new political trial against him.

Five officers entered the aircraft at the Holguin, Cuba airport. One shouted, “Everyone can get off the plane except Glenda Corella Cespedes!”

The news rang alarm bells once again for most Cubans, who are always on edge and waiting for a new crisis.

While Catholics are prohibited from public activities, evangelical pastors allied with Ortega celebrate vigils and concerts in public places.