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Goodbye, Hemingway; Goodbye, Floridita

Dilapidated buildings whose potential collapse threatens not only the “birthplace of the daiquiri” but also the hundreds of Havana residents.

The confiscation of the UCA’s History archives with nearly 70,000 volumes & documents is an immense loss for the region.

Most of the Cuban population is unable to spend hundreds or even thousands of pesos on buying drinking water from tanker trucks.

The State profits while Citizens who receive family remittances will receive a little less for each dollar.

The Asian country promised to deliver to the island 1,200 tons of rice, which is the mainstay in the Cuban diet.

The Paso Malo Canal was always a border between real life and holidays for me. The frontier between two Cubas.

The candidate from Rafael Correa’s movement and a young businessman will contest the presidency of Ecuador on October 15.

Bench, water and a lot of patience to get a small cylinder of propane in a neighborhood of Sancti Spíritus, Cuba.

The president-elect of Guatemala obtained 59% of the votes against his opponent, former first lady Sandra Torres who received 37%.

Electronic payment can work as an incentive, but other simultaneous conditions must happen for the desired operation to take place.