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Cuba Is Not Alone but It Is in Very Bad Company

We have seen some characters parade through Havana who never leave their caves, except to come to ours, where they find refuge.

“Díaz-Canel took the light to New York,” added one reader, alluding to the Cuban president’s trip to the United States just a few hours ago.

“I believe that Nicaraguans feel they’re in a box they can’t escape from, where there’s no option for how to change the country.”

Another event that resolves nothing but implies great expenses, with a higher impact on a country that is in the middle of an economic crisis

This is one of those times when I wonder what I’m doing here. Why am I wasting my time when I could be doing great things elsewhere?

More than five years ago, Melissa Teresa Vargas, the “child prodigy” of Cuban volleyball, was still in Cuba, in her hometown Cienfuegos.

“There’s a normalization of the violence against girls and teens,” observes sociologist and feminist Maria Teresa Blandon.

Some claim the origin dates back to 1822 when, where the neighborhood is today, a tavern called Mantilla appeared. (21 photos)

Despite more hotel rooms than there are tourists to fill them, the Cuban Government continues to bet on growth and building new hotels.

Russia is coordinating the recruitment of over a hundred Cuban mercenaries for its war effort in Ukraine, according to hacked documents.