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Cuban Honey, Sweet for Export and Bitter for Nationals

“A few years ago, honey was found in stores that sold merchandise in pesos, but it disappeared with the economic reforms,” laments Lola…

Students from the latest six universities closed and confiscated by the regime of Daniel Ortega have no idea what their future holds.

The Fabretto Foundation must stop attending more than 40 thousand children and adolescents after the annulment of its legal status.

Navas is one of the founders of the peasant movement that Ortega-Murillo have tried to destroy, forcing leaders into exile or imprisoning them

Foreign currency prices – as well as the Cuban magnetic card currency (MLC) – have shot up on Cuba’s illicit market in recent weeks.

Outraged students demand the reinstatement of their universities’ legal status. A prominent academic warns of the loss of university autonomy.

Implementing strategies to reduce the inequality gap, including in access to food and medicines, are all pressing issues for Cuba this year.

The prosecution asks for fifteen-year sentences for both the former guerrilla commander and the student leader.

Houston Astros star Yuli Gurriel hoped to visit relatives in Cuba after a five-year absence from his home country. Read what happened….

Argentina was heading for an even greater economic & social catastrophe, warned the president, if it did not reach an agreement with the IMF.