My Personal Grenada: Fidelito and El Gordo
The news was terrible for us, because among those soldier-masons were two of our companions, Fidelito and El Gordo, who had “stepped forward”
Opinion
Water Under Protest
Matraca artists draw this week about the lack of water in some communities in Cuba, particularly in Maisi, where people took to the streets.
Migration, Summit, and Wrong Ideas
It’s in every country affected by migration’s hands to stop the exodus and complaining to the powerful neighbor isn’t the way to do it.
The Imperial Veto in the UN Security Council Must End
For now, there seems to be no possibility of a peaceful solution to this horrific conflict between religious fanatics and colonialists.
History Won’t Absolve Them, Not Even When They’re Dead
Don’t worry, someday we’ll know how public positions were used wrongfully for personal, family or group benefits at the expense of the State.
Cubans Struggle for Food Continues Unabated
Just one of these Teslas that you can see around Havana would be enough to fix the motors of half a fishing fleet. Who’s importing them?
The Freedom at Cuba’s Yellow Submarine
“Don’t come back” my actual and virtual friends, my acquaintances, told me daily, aware of my most recent moods, my nostalgias and outrages.
Three Ways of Looking at Diaz-Canel’s TV Performance
He tried to minimize the impact inflation and the migratory exodus, & gave few clues as to how he intends to solve the Cuban crisis.
Vouchers and the educational apartheid proposed by Milei
Javier Milei comes from market fundamentalism, with which he doesn’t care about destroying basic and democratic aspects of coexistence.
Reforms Are the Solution in Cuba, Not the Revolution
Perhaps many naive realists in Cuba can’t believe that the Government has known for years the solution to fix economic matters on the island.