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The Cuban State Has Little Money for Recycling

In Holguín, Ramón is dedicated to collecting aluminum cans that are recycled to make pans and other kitchen utensils.

Patients from all over the world have come to Cuba as a lifeline since, in 2011, the state-owned Labiofam introduced Vidatox…

“Some see a positive visibility in the dissemination of acts of overcoming that would end stigmas. But for others, it has another side…”

In Lawton, the counter of a small private store bore a dissuasive sign: “No yogurt, no milk, no eggs, no cheese today.”

Some 300 Miskito indigenous families have fled the repression and hunger in Nicaragua’s Caribbean coast communities and now live in Costa Rica.

Many tourists see the MLC cards as a nuisance, as it involves waiting in line to get them and any balance that is not used in Cuba is lost.

Diaz-Canel elogia la reforma agraria, la educación y la sanidad pública, “obras de profundo y sostenido calado social”

Imprisoned since December 2020, he has received a prison permit to serve the rest of his five-year sentence in a correctional labor camp.

While the country empties, the streets are left with citizens whose faces are increasingly impoverished, elderly, and hopeless.

“I convey to them , to their families, and to the entire Church of Nicaragua my closeness in prayer,” expressed the holy father.