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Cuba Tries to put Covid-19 in Checkmate

Time proved me right. Despite public heath efforts, social indiscipline and a lack of controls thwarted the apparent end of Covid-19 in Cuba.

Our song of the day is by Imox Jazz of Guatemala. It’s a live performance from 2018 that we hope you will enjoy.

A tragic story about two brothers rotting in prison for protesting against the Nicaraguan regime of Daniel Ortega and Roario Murillo.

A Fighting Tree is our photo of the day taken somewhere in Panama by Yolidia Hernandez with her Redmi Note 8 camera.

Michael Ritchie writes about the epic years and his fascination with “El Jefe”, and the unfortunate fact that “the Revolution is over.”

Cuban government policy has put the US dollar back on a pedestal while the CUC takes a dive. Meanwhile, most Cubans have neither one.

Over 100,000 YouTube subscribers follow the cooking indications on Maria Esther Lopez’ program, “My seasoning”.

The Ortega government is applying a plan to track teacher loyalty through their participation in FSLN party activities.

It’s time to advance in a new direction where private business isn’t seen as an evil. That appears to be overcome, but not completely…

Weeks after micro, small & medium-sized businesses (MSMEs) were formally authorized in Cuba, implementation is still in the project phase.