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Food Distribution Worsens for Families in Cuba

Irregularities in the rationed supply of foods increases the vulnerability of Cubans who face greater obstacles in accessing the basics.

Among the cases they highlight that of “Ignacio,” a Nicaraguan who claims to have been forced to discard the ashes of his father.

All were tried for common crimes such as public disorder and vandalism. The government never recognizes holding political prisoners.

Today nothing escapes the collapses, the discolored facades and the decay of the entire city.

CONFIDENCIAL estimates that in 2023, at least 40 Nicaraguans died from causes related to the consumption of drugs laced with fentanyl.

Finding mechanisms to overcome anxiety and depression is a challenge in today’s Cuba. Marcia Ocaña discovered herself at the age of fifty…

The novelist in exile affirms that “writing is a refuge. I would be more miserable living outside of Nicaragua if I weren’t a writer.”

We’re not asking for intervention, but to isolate the dictatorship so that it suspends the police state and facilitates electoral reform…

Customers who have to shop at the Plaza de Carlos III, in the only store in the shopping center that sells in Cuban pesos, are in luck.

The slowdown stems from the crucial element of: water, whose scarcity means fewer commercial vessels can cross from one ocean to the other.