Cuba: Stores & Gas Stations in US Dollars Continue to Grow
The sudden closure of a store with a notice on the door or none at all, is often the clearest sign of its conversion to the dollar system.
Read MoreThe sudden closure of a store with a notice on the door or none at all, is often the clearest sign of its conversion to the dollar system.
Read MoreThis facility in Havana uses six Turkish chimneys but is located on land—only the engines remain to be installed.
Read MoreIn the dimness of the soul, where whispers of pain intertwine with echoes of hope, stands the figure of the human being, fragile but strong.
Read MoreSitting in the doorway of a neighbor’s house, Teodosia Nilda Hernandez, 80, sells a pair of shoes to make it to the end of the month.
Read MoreThe total area of the concessions exceeds the surface area of some departments such as Managua, Chinandega and Estelí, notes CONFIDENCIAL.
Read MoreAt the end of last August, the well-known Havana priest Father Lester Zayas protested a Yoruba ritual performed in front of his church.
Read MoreTwenty years after her first idyllic trip to Cuba, Marina, from Spain, discovers a devastated country and deplorable service in 5-star hotels.
Read MoreSeven years later, the country’s police state apparatus keeps watch and persecutes, under a cloak of normality.
Read MoreAs if the countless hours of blackouts weren’t enough, now there’s no way to know when the power will come back on or how long it will last.
Read MoreWhile common crimes in today’s Cuba multiply under police inaction, political dissent remains tightly controlled.
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