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Dollarization, Another Shot in the Dark in Cuba

Cuban authorities have had to introduce the hated dollar into the official vocabulary, according to them, on a temporary basis.

The drop in tourism in the last five years has led the Government to reduce its investments in that sector, which until now was a priority.

In restaurants, the exchange rate used for prices ranges between 150 and 286 pesos depending on the dishes.

Expressionist photography is photography that uses the medium as a personal language to express feelings and inner visions. (19 photos)

The Venezuelan leader said her country has already been invaded by Russian and Iranian agents, terrorist groups, and cartels.

It seems more plausible that most voters will set aside their reservations about a potential Kast administration and elect him president.

Her “crime” consisted of publishing photos of herself wrapped in the Cuban flag to demand the release of artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcantara.

I don’t write from an absolute truth, but from the moral obligation to think aloud. The case of Alejandro Gil is not a simple legal matter…

Since Hugo Chavez inaugurated the era of subsidized oil and ideological embraces, Venezuela has been the external lifeline of Castroism.

And who is Herman Puig? He was a very interesting and very important figure in Cuban photography and cinema. (14 photos)