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The Mother of All Lines Extends 16 Blocks in Havana

Thousands of people formed a line this Thursday near the Cuatro Caminos market in Havana, neighbors confirmed.

The new law against Non-Profit Organizations mutilates all the spaces of civil society for thought and development.

As of today, April 6, international travelers arriving in Cuba are not required to present a PCR, antigen test or even proof of vaccination.

In official communications there are practically no refugees or civilian victims, while justifications for the actions of Putin abound.

The need for this change, and the overall housing problem in Chile, can be viewed from two perspectives. Read about them here….

The economic reforms, originally approved in 2011, but slow in putting into practice, put local development at the heart of government policy.

Former rector Ernesto Medina points out that the legal reforms seek “to consolidate political control in the universities.”

In the central Cuban province of Sancti Spiritus it took two months to deliver the same amount of pork meat produced in one day in 2018.

Raising money needed to embark on a migrant route to the United States is the reason why many are being driven into this business.

It’s strange how times change. Years ago, my desire was to tell stories, make other Cubans feel things, dissect reality, converse.