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Cuban Banks “Hijack” Family Remittances

Jose Reyes is not the only retiree who explained his frustration about not being able to receive the money sent by his relatives.

Without offering solutions to this situation, Prime Minister Manuel Marrero calls on the agricultural sector to produce more.

The island is in darkness again. This is the fourth time in five months that the island has been left in total darkness.

Official figures show annual domestic consumption is around 700,000 tons, the 2024 harvest barely reached 80,000 tons, covering only 11%.

We interview Cuban comedian Alian Aramis after leaving the island due to pressure and censorship. He is now in Guyana.

Three asylum seekers whose cases are still unresolved speak about their fear of being returned to a Nicaragua, where they don’t feel safe.

The Cuban diet is severely impacted by the scarcity of and rising prices for fresh produce, but also by poor nutritional education.

Reynaldo Padilla Rodriguez: For me, it’s very important to cultivate faith in what you cannot see. What you feel is very important.

The internet speed in Cuba has always been poor, but some users have noticed that it’s getting worse in the past year.

I walk around the city without a camera, which is like saying that I feel incomplete, because my memories will die sooner rather than later.