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Abandoned Thermoelectric Plant in Havana Serves as Homes

The fifty residents do not have a ration booklet or running water, “although we do pay for the electricity”.

With protest vigils at its doorstep, the Supreme Court is holding marathon sessions to determine whether the contract is unconstitutional.

Although at first it is planned to be dedicated to food, clothing, appliances and cars have been announced for later.

In Cayo de Mayabe there are currently, about 20 brick factories where from the early hours, workers shape the bricks and bake them.

“Stop manhandling the well-deserved triumphs of a pretty girl to hide your insignificance and incapacity,” said Murillo.

Born on May 30, 2000, Palacios has a degree in Social Communication from the now confiscated Jesuit Central American University (UCA).

The far-right candidate obtains 55.69% of the votes, compared to 44.3% for the Peronist Sergio Massa, with 99% counted.

“If they were going to take me to trial, I didn’t want to stay in Cuba obviously. My children don’t have a father; I’m their mother & father”

The pirate on Oficios Street is one of the signs that Old Havana has seen better times.

The former Ortega political prisoner denounces the persecution suffered by his relatives in Nicaragua, forcing some into exile.