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Leaving, Not Leaving, Staying: My Reasons

Every time somebody invites me out for an unexpected coffee, a formal lunch or a surprise party, I ask: “where are you going and when?”

To recapitalize its power system, the government must decentralize its economic model and resolve its political differences with the USA.

Yordanka Caridad from Cuba took our photo of the day: “Sunbathing in Caracas, Venezuela.”

These events are the result of a long list of wrong decisions that need to stop to prevent new deaths and building collapses.

The Matraca artists draw about the recent building collapse in Havana, and the latest energy crisis with widespread consequences.

Ministers: The people know that Cuban socialism isn’t the road, except for the band of corrupt functionaries that live off their backs.

They’re taking the piss out of us, there’s no doubt about it. Mercilessly and shamelessly. They are mocking us, ironically.

Nuns and priests have received death threats, smear campaigns, and physical and verbal aggression, states the latest report on the persecution

The Ortega dictatorship’s strategy isn’t anything new. It has a precedent in Fidel Castro’s closing down private universities in Cuba.

A sign warns of “broken fridge”, although it matters little because there is not a gram of meat left in the shop.