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Guantanamo, a Cuban City Turned Into a Garbage Dump

Residents fear that the epidemiological crisis affecting other Cuban provinces will spread to their city.

Celebrations broke out in both Israel & Gaza with the announcement of the agreement, even as columns of smoke continued to rise over Gaza City.

Gasoline has become a scarce commodity, a privilege that divides even among car owners: those with access to dollars and those who don’t.

The province is reorganizing services to monitor the sick, while residents avoid the emergency rooms due to the poor conditions of hospitals.

Boris Muñoz: In the fog, what stands out is that the US will launch military actions to weaken the regime, seeking “an internal rupture.”

Cuban businessman Mike Fernandez believes the thaw with the US failed because “the Cuban leaders, being older, were afraid of change.”

Once again any public demonstration in Cuba is considered outside the framework of “institutionality” and therefore illegitimate.

The sudden closure of a store with a notice on the door or none at all, is often the clearest sign of its conversion to the dollar system.

This facility in Havana uses six Turkish chimneys but is located on land—only the engines remain to be installed.

In the dimness of the soul, where whispers of pain intertwine with echoes of hope, stands the figure of the human being, fragile but strong.