The Cuban Government’s Fear of Private Land Ownership
The communists continue to believe that the solution to the lack of food in Cuba can be found without touching the issue of property rights.
Opinion
Cuban President Diaz-Canel Shows Off His English
Although here in Cuba what is truly worrying are his speeches in Spanish, this week Matraca concentrates on his English.
Cuba’s Endangered Relics
Something, at least inexplicable to me, is happening to our generation, that reaching seven decades of life is quite an achievement…
Lenier Mesa, the Main Victim of the Santa Maria Disaster
Even though he didn’t perform, his mere presence at the hotel where the rest of the artists were staying sparked great controversy.
“We Are the UCA Nicaragua”
Since 2018, the Central American University (UCA) has been subject to constant harassment by Nicaraguan government institutions.
Why Aren’t Cuba-China Relations Advancing Faster?
The meeting of the two communist leaders took place at the Hilton hotel in Sandton in Pretoria on the sidelines of the Brics gathering.
The Need in Cuba for Open Thinking Is Greater Than Ever
More than ever, Cuban leaders need to appreciate that they can no longer be a slave to ideology and the constraints that this imposes.
Tourism or Death!
While citizens suffer from inflation, the health and food crisis, the Cuban government continues to allocate resources to build more hotels
Cuba 2023: The Eloquence of Data
Data, necessary to ascertain what’s needed, reduces reality to numbers and percentages. A reality that millions of Cubans deal with every day
Argentina’s Javier Milei and His Idiot Capitalism
The recent victory of Javier Milei in the presidential primaries in Argentina shows the rapid rise of the ultra-right in our countries.