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Cuba: Canadian Mining Co. Sherritt Suspends Moa Operations

The natural gas production that the Canadian company manages and supplies to the population of Havana may also be in danger.

Ariel Manuel Martín was held “incommunicado for five or six months” after his detention in February 2025, his cousin told El Toque.

Exiles, who are retirees, denounce the theft of their pensions for three consecutive years and many depend on their children to survive.

There are sectors in Cuba proposing a return to the reformist agenda, but the official response is to “close ranks” with the Government.

The elevator in the El Polinesio building has not worked for months, and in Las Panaderías it took more than two years to repair.

The first night he spent in Cuba after being deported, Michel had to sleep on an old mattress, with borrowed sheets…

Study points to limited local capacities, high dependence on international cooperation, and lack of commitment from national authorities.

The event underscores the fracture between the exportable image and the Island population’s ruined daily life.

“If I work twelve hours, I can make more than 5,000 Cuban pesos ($10 USD) a day, although it’s quite hard.”

If anyone knows firsthand how hard a transition from a communist dictatorship to a democracy can be, it is Lech Walesa.

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