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Mass Exodus of Cuban Women Is Shaping the Country’s Future

“Cuban migration is a “tsunami” that is leaving deep marks on the lives of those who leave, as well as on those who remain on the island.”

Like them, there are many Cubans who, tired of the salary conditions in the service of the State, try their luck in the private sector.

It’s been over 40 years since Hungarian-American attorney Reed Brody, known as the “dictator hunter,” first began his international career.

This week a pound of chickpeas in Havana costs 700 pesos ($2.20 USD). In September of last year, the price was 450.

Entering the Gulf of Mexico, Helene is expected to rapidly gain strength and become a major hurricane before it reaches land in Florida.

Cuba’s Communist Party government has shown that times of greatest scarcity are not the scenarios that most threaten its power.

Faith manifests itself in many ways. Among the most beautiful aspects of humanity is the diversity of beliefs.

Through the images, you can see a group of older women exercising, laughing together, singing, and sharing stories. (21 photos)

Annie feels abandoned by the system. “After 35 years of working, they wouldn’t give me a few months leave or let me work remotely.”

“We cannot do anything,” Ortega regime officials at the Nicaraguan consulate in the United States told Reyes in response to his inquiries.