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Cuba: There Was Food But Not for Us

These goods were here but the authorities didn’t want to sell them in the two Cuban currencies (CUP and CUC).

He’d often send a real letter, but more often he’d send a poem with a note scribbled on the back.

All of Ortega’s actions demonstrate that his only concern is maintaining himself in power at any cost.

The possible impact of the latest economic measures on Cubans at home and abroad.

Carlos F. Chamorro comments on the state of the Ortega-Murillo regime.

If it’s not in Granma it didn’t happen.

Cuba robs me of my sleep.

Time is the implacable enemy of power and this regime has passed its expiration date.

Most people in the United States are thinking of November and our upcoming national and statewide elections. Only four months and so much at stake!

Whether the virus finally becomes endemic, something that the health authorities do everything to prevent, we will still have lines for a good while…