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Cuba’s “War Economy”: What Is It and Why Does It Exist? (Video)

Amid increased poverty, a migratory exodus, and greater repression against dissent, the term resurfaces in the government’s public discourse.

As expected, since emigration from Cuba is higher among young people, the general population has also aged in these three years.

The Energy minister based his promise on “the introduction of renewable energy,” “the growth of Energas,” and “repairs to thermal units.”

The video is another startling piece of evidence that reveals the depth of drug traffickers’ infiltration of the political class in Honduras.

Venezuela is the most recent case, where president Maduro ordered two prisons to be set up as maximum security jails for protesters.

Cuba revives Castro’s “countryside school” for 15 days for three grades that have not yet received their school materials.

Who is Bouygues, the French conglomerate that built Cuba’s Five-Star Hotels? Read on and you will find out the details.

Finding a place with fuel is not enough: “When I got to the gas station I had 300 cars in front of me.” He left without buying.

Those who did not manage to board during the day in Cienfuegos are condemned to sleep on benches in the facility.

The regime will be able to prosecute Nicaraguans who are not in the country and will establish life sentences at its discretion.