Blackouts Cause Shake Up at Cuban Energy Posts
These dismissals make Cubans fear that the promised solution to energy shortages will not occur in December.
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Features
“They Said They’d Let My Son Go if I Turned Myself In”
The victims of Ortega’s political persecution confront increased anxiety with the regime holding their relatives hostage.
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Local Solutions Boost Sustainable Micro-Mobility in Cuba
Small electric vehicles for public transport, and initiatives encouraging the use of bicycles, represent opportunities & challenges for Cuba.
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What We Know about US Humanitarian Aid to Cuba
Emergency humanitarian aid from the US Government to Cuba includes approximately two million USD in supplies.
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Hallelujah! Cuban Pharmacies Suddenly Stocked with Medicines
As if by magic, the store shelves were filled with medicines that have not been seen for months. The sudden abundance generated suspicion.
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Fake antennas discovered monitoring cell phones in Nicaragua
Study details irregular antennas in Managua, Matagalpa, Jinotega & Estelí, which make possible to capture citizens’ cell phone information.
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How are Cubans Navigating the Flour and Bread Crisis?
The most recent wheat flour crisis in Cuba has added another concern to the already poor diet Cubans have on the island today.
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Cuban Chickens Lay Few Eggs Because They Aren’t Being Fed
Though eggs have been in noticeably short supply in stores for months, no one knew just how scarce they were until…
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‘Marilyn de Armas’ is Currently What’s ‘In’ in Cuba
The fictionalized version of the life of Marilyn Monroe, as played by the Cuban actress Ana de Armas, seems to have ignited a frenzy…
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US Deportation of Venezuelans Surprises Migrants in Mexico
Alejandro Mayorkas, US Secretary of Homeland Security, warns Venezuelans that they will fail if they try to enter illegally.
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