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Cienfuegos, Cuba Train Station Closes for Risk of Collapse

The terminal in Cienfuegos was closed in 2019 due to serious problems with the roof and reopened three years later.

The Canadian company is losing money, according to expert William Pitt, and he fears an intervention by Gaesa in mining management.

After being closed for ten years, the museum has opened its doors with the exhibition “Havana Has the Face of a Woman”. (16 photos)

Before her arrest, Mayelin, a mother of three children, shouted from a platform: “Where is the Revolution…? Everything has fallen apart.”

Five of the seven women are classified as suffering “forced disappearance,” their exact whereabouts and condition unknown.

They’re designed to be a short-term solution. But in Cuba, solutions to the housing problem have moved at a snail’s pace for decades.

La Güira National Park, is a paradise in the midst of the humid mountains in Cuba’s westernmost province of Pinar del Rio. (10 photos)

Potatoes have just arrived at the rationed markets in Havana and Cubans do not need a town crier to alert the population.

Surrounded by the same secrecy that accompanied their arrival, in recent weeks, the Turkish floating power plants have begun to leave Cuba.

The dictatorship has registered some of the confiscated properties as belonging to public institutions, to try and “legitimize” the seizures.