Cuba’s Milk Crisis and Purchases from the USA and others
The Government says it will import 1,750 tons from several countries, in addition to donations from the United Nations.
Features
UN Experts denounce “Widespread Persecution in Nicaragua”
Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo extended repression to the entire population perceived as opposition or “not sufficiently loyal”…
An ‘Almendrovich’ – A Havana Taxi with a Unique History
One of the old Chaika that Leonid Brezhnev gave to Fidel Castro in the 70s now serves as a collective taxi.
Nicaragua’s Top General Blasts the USA, Embraces Russia
The Secretary of Russia’s Security Council, Gen. Nikolai Patrushev, met in Managua with delegates from Bolivia, Cuba, Nicaragua, & Venezuela.
A Havana Street Musician with his Violin and Bicycle
The portals of the capital are a free map where Reniel can play his violin and earn some money.
The Phantom of the One Hundred Thousand Pesos
It’s not a problem unique to Matanzas: the phantom of destruction haunts Cuba. Physical and spiritual destruction of heritage.
After Arriving in the USA with Parole, What Comes Next?
A beginner’s survival guide for Nicaraguans in the USA: the initial immigration procedures, requirements, and tips to start working.
Cuba: They Tell Tourists “Lobster and Bread Are ‘Affected’
In 2010, the Havana Historian’s Office mobilized a team of architects, joiners, blacksmiths & artists to remodel the old print shop.
Cubans and Tourists Without Bread Until the End of March
The Government blamed the situation on “financial restrictions mainly due to the intensified US embargo, [which they call a blockade]”
Cuba Petroleo Attributes Power Outages to Fuel Shortages
Officials argue that the problem isn’t failures and breakdowns in the thermoelectric plants, but rather the lack of fuel to operate them.