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Cuba with More Expensive Fuel and Its Effects

In addition to inflationary impact, it underscores the urgency of accelerating the energy transition in a country dependent on imported fuels.

Few situations generate more self-censorship and insincere performances in Cubans than when facing a camera and a microphone.

Tomas, 81 years old, felt lucky. “Today they did offer a strong main course, a boiled egg, and there was pea soup that I brought home.”

Dora Maria Tellez warns that Ortega is trying to convert the country into “a Russian platform in the arena of security and geopolitics.”

Venezuela has undertaken the task of covering the remains of its last glacier, La Corona, on Humboldt Peak at 4,900 meters high in the Andes.

This week, new fuel prices came into effect in Cuba, a 500% increase, which was already known to be coming, but had been postponed.

Yordanka Caridad from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Green and Blue”, in Trujillo, Venezuela.

The Kremlin does not give support without asking for something in return and these are times of direct requests and excessive demands.

In Cuba, rock is not one of the most followed music genres. However, its followers are very loyal to a very diverse community. (20 photos)

The Government says it will import 1,750 tons from several countries, in addition to donations from the United Nations.