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How Cuban Charcoal Was Diverted from Export to Local Use

Until 2022, nearly all of the charcoal produced was bought by state companies that would “process” it and ship it to Mariel for export.

The Ortega-Murillo regime leaves exiled journalists and opposition citizens without passports or legal identity.

They have no answers from the authorities, but they have a strong police operation to prevent the taking of photos.

The four foreign companies that dominate the industry on the island will not be able to maintain the production of previous years.

While the company declares a crisis, a significant portion of its income continues to flow into the pockets of Cuba’s military structures.

Climate displacement and border enforcement–two dynamics trending distinctly upward–are on a collision course.

Only 199 small gas cylinders arrived in the Havana municipality of Guanabacoa, and most customers left empty-handed.

At nine o’clock at night I was in a corner of the rooftop, trying to light some bits of wood to make coffee, accompanied by my dog (10 photos)

While Palestinians trapped in Gaza sink ever further into the abyss, 700,000 women and girls face “a silent emergency in menstrual hygiene.

With its main energy sources in crisis, the vision of a Cuba without blackouts grows more distant as summer approaches…