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Cubans Invent Solutions in the Face of Prolonged Blackouts

From the increasingly common charcoal stoves to homemade wind turbines, people have turned to ingenuity to get through the crisis.

Cuba’s State Electric Company (UNE) reported the news in a message on its social networks on Wednesday morning.

“I love working the hives… because it’s what I like to do. But the Government discourages us every time it imposes these measures.”

Sept. 8th marks another anniversary of the coming of Our Lady of Charity of El Cobre, the Patron Saint of Cuba and of all Cubans (18 photos)

I applaud the professionals at CUPET for their efforts; however, I stress the importance of being clear and transparent in their reports.

So far, the State of Palestine has been recognized as a sovereign nation state by 147 of the 193 member states, or 76% of all UN members.

Relatives seeking information about their detained family member’s whereabouts encounter only silence or threats.

The life of a stray dog is never easy, and that of an albino Pekingese is no exception. Whether as a status symbol or a fetish for the exotic.

The Cuban people are grateful for the lightbulb that turns on again, even if it goes out tomorrow.

Trump’s threats and his naval deployment are a perfect gift to Maduro, who uses them to stoke the anti-imperialist sentiments of his followers