How Cubans Greet in Miami: How Much Do You Pay for Rent?
Prices have skyrocketed in the historic capital of Cuban exiles, making life even more difficult for new arrivals.
Features
The Sea Returns Havana’s Garbage and More to the Malecon
A good part of the areas taken from the bay are once again under its control when storms and hurricanes hit the Cuban capital.
Yuli Gurriel Remains Unemployed. A Definitive Farewell in MLB?
The 39-year-old two-time World Series champion with the Houston Astros continues to train daily for a possible last-minute call-up.
Over a Half Ton of Potatoes Disappear in Havana
The administrator of the ‘agro’ market at 17 and K in Havana’s Vedado district was arrested and taken to the Zapata and C station.
Dance Group Promotes Nicaraguan Culture in San Francisco
The parent organization, founded in 2010 by Erick Leiva, holds cultural activities to raise funds for social projects.
Delicate New Mission for Colombia’s Ambassador to Cuba
As Cuban farming reaches new lows, buying eggs from Colombian producers is a partial stopgap as long as there is money to import.
Small Town Shelters a Woman Who Stands Up to Cuban Regime
Yasmary Gonzalez has covered her house with graffiti against the dictatorship and for freedom. She has had enough.
Allies of Maduro Reject His Maneuvers in Venezuela
Brazil and Colombia joined the wave of rejection from the US, the EU, & others regarding the development of the Venezuelan electoral process.
Organic Agriculture Celebrates 40 Years in Nicaragua
Gerd Schnepel and Elba Rivera founded “La Esperanzita” farm in 1984. It was the first site in Nicaragua to practice organic agriculture.
Excitement in Havana: Year’s First Rationed Potatoes Arrive
Most of those who got up early today to line up in front of the kiosks under the blue tents in Central Havana’s Trillo Park are elderly.