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Socialism in Cuba Is Over

It is noteworthy that the second-highest official in power in Cuba speaks of an “economic shock,” a term taboo for decades.

The unsustainable economic situation of the Island has led the Government to establish a shock plan starting at the beginning of 2024.

Other evangelical groups “are fearful of what’s happened with that congregation and disagree with the accusations of the dictatorship,”

Rural Chileans are organizing to defend their water rights which have been abused by large agricultural producers and mining interests.

In Cuba, the grandparents will have agreed not to worry them. “Don’t let them see us sad,” she says. “Let them not be distressed for us.”

The sanctuary is filled with expressions of gratitude and hope, where devotion is intertwined with Cuban history and identity. (21 pictures)

Edgar Gutierrez: “The road is nearly cleared, but this will go on for a long time. As long as Consuelo Porras remains as Attorney General…”

After the Socialist Camp collapsed in 1991, and with Cuba’s unstoppable economic crisis, the battle to get food is ordinary Cubans’ main priority

After the December 3 referendum, Maduro proposed the passing of a law to create a new Venezuelan State to administer Essequibo.

This time the pilgrimage to his sanctuary on December 17th was not as massive as in previous years due to the bad weather. (10 pictures)