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Politics on the Podium, the Olympics & Cuba

We dedicated our cartoons to the Olympics, their politicization, and the “screen refresher” phenomenon they have played out in recent days.

The program Escriba y Lea familiarized viewers with one of the most delicate efforts a historian can make: dating the beginning/end of an era.

Ibrahim’s apartment is on the top floor of the building. An eaten-away door and a doorbell covered in scotch tape welcomes visitors.

Faced with the panorama that Ciego de Ávila is experiencing from the pandemic, the government sent for doctors who were serving in Venezuela.

While COVID-19 has hit the population particularly hard, its tracks continue to be deeper on women. Read why…

“When someone wishes to criticize Cuba, they don’t have to exaggerate, just tell the truth,” believes Cuban author Leonardo Padura.

Cuba managed to keep Covid-19 contained for much of 2020. Now it has the highest number of infections per capita of the entire continent.

With the recent arrival of the Papaloapan ship from Mexico, Cuba continues to receive donations of food, supplies, and medical equipment.

By jailing his principal political competitors, Ortega also destroyed the legitimacy of the November elections.

Imports from the private sector should be allowed even if they have commercial objectives, since they will offer people more goods & services.