Opinion Archives - Page 263 of 498

Cuban Artist Rocio García on Her Gay Eroticism (Video)

Rocio García is a Cuban artist from Santa Clara. In this interview with Yaima Pardo she talks about her erotic work, the Gay presence in it, and her motivations.

Is it a Crime in Cuba to Report a Corruption Case?

It’s easy to get tired, to send everything to hell and get on with your own life. It would be easy, all you’d have to do is adopt the mantra of those three wise monkeys and avoid greetings from my neighbors, the ones who always approach me to tell of an age-old problem that has no solution.

The Ups and Downs of Cuba’s Private Sector

Ever since new restrictions on self-employment came into force on August 5th, there has been one word that has become fashionable among those who have or wanted to have a private business: uncertainty.

Could Renewable Energies Involve Everyone in Cuba?

Could renewable energy be an effort of all? The energy situation in Cuba is uncertain. Venezuela, its main supplier of fuels, is reducing deliveries and may even close the tap completely, should the government be overthrown or lose the next election.

Grateful to a Cuban detective

My youngest son, a 19-year-old teenager, had his phone stolen on the bus. As soon as he came home, we both went to the nearest ETECSA office where they block your line, for 3 CUC, and the damage done isn’t nearly so great.

There Isn’t a Contradiction Between Socialism and Change in Cuba

The Cuban socialist model, in Marxist-Leninist style, is USELESS, and there are more than enough signs of this. However, for whatever reason, our people, Cubans in and outside of Cuba, don’t mainly despise the socialist ideal.

People’s Power on a Popular Cuban Comedy Show

The TV comedy show “Vivir del cuento” dived right into poking fun at the National Assembly of People’s Power’s faults. This is the system that goes from neighborhood representatives to the 600 lawmakers in Cuba’s Parliament.

The mysterious Cuban video about Rodiles and Diaz-Canel

A new video has gone viral in Miami. It’s about Miguel Diaz-Canel, the Cuban vice-president and it took over the media last week and even reached Fox News. The famous Cuban opponent Antonio G. Rodiles – the non-stop traveler, the mastermind behind this news and also the person to introduce Diaz-Canel in the aforementioned video – uploaded it to YouTube.

Trump’s Sanctions on Venezuela’s Maduro

Maduro, bad boy! You are not going to have dinner, just for today. (I don’t want to affect your normal growth.) Cartoon on the growing political and economic crisis in Venezuela by Manuel Guillen / laprensa.com.ni

Cuba and the Sonic Attacks on Diplomats in Havana

The US gov. has been clear about this incident being a deliberate attack and has demanded an explanation for these events. Meanwhile, it has been giving Cuban leaders time and space so they can provide an accurate response. The FBI is reportedly collaborating with Cuban Security forces to find out what happened.