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Cuban Government Blames USA for Its Agricultural Crisis

This deceptive narrative, common in official Cuban discourse and echoed by state media, omits key internal causes and distorts reality.

The Baracoa Agroforestry Company sold tons of product stored for years to small businesses at double the price paid by the state company.

“The always-antagonistic relationship between wages and inflation has taken on dramatic tones in daily life in Cuba.”

The price increase reduces online activity to the essentials and makes video calls an unreachable luxury for many Cubans.

On the shelves where there should be bottles of extracts, herbal teas, or vegetable-based creams, there are only handwritten signs.

A very peculiar event was held at Grados restaurant, located on E Street between 23rd and 25th in Havana’s Vedado district. (20 photos)

Latin America is one of the most peaceful regions without wars between nations, but also one of the most violent in the world. We look at why

“Trump is proud of sending masked men to kidnap people. That’s not original. The Nicaraguan dictatorship was already doing that.”

The unilateral decree from the presidency has brought only problems with no benefit to the population, affirm drivers and truckers.

Prime Minister Manuel Marrero called, for “translating the people’s efforts into tangible results,” without specifying how,