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Long lines and Unleashing Cuba’s Productive Forces

Since 2008, the call to unlock the productive forces has been repeated countless times by the country’s leaders; so why hasn’t it happened?

Doña Carmen Bravo Duarte’s best allies are her patients, who have taken on the job of extolling the effectiveness of her methods

Ever since 2011, there has been talk about the need for Cuba to stop being a net importer of food & to reduce its high dependence on credits.

The year 2023 begins for Cuba full of uncertainties, with promises that will falter because no one can achieve the impossible.

The Cuban government has inoculated with political hatred and confrontation, which impoverishes the exercise of citizenship…

The latest “special visits” to the political prisoners reaffirm the arbitrary way the regime treats the political prisoners.

The regime has suffered a significant deterioration in its international image, its ability to intimidate & its power to silence the citizenry

The role of political parties, civil society organizations and the media should be to strongly contribute to citizen education.

What this version of Pinocchio denounces is not the childhood lie of the survivor but the post-truth of the caudillo (strongman).

Although the end of the year doesn’t bode well for the average Cuban, many will try to get joy out of it. Resilience is part of our DNA.